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After attack, actor Karen Fukuhara is 'physically fine.' But 'this needs to stop'

Karen Fukuhara, who stars on the TV show "The Boys," said she is "physically fine" after a man attacked her on the one-year anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings. On Wednesday, Fukuhara wrote on Instagram that a stranger struck her in the head "out of nowhere" earlier that day while she was walking to a cafe. Though the actor rarely discusses her personal life on public platforms, she said ...
Karen Fukuhara attends Los Angeles Confidential's Annual Emmys Celebration at The Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills on Sept. 17, 2021, in Beverly Hills, California.

Karen Fukuhara, who stars on the TV show "The Boys," said she is "physically fine" after a man attacked her on the one-year anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings.

On Wednesday, Fukuhara wrote on Instagram that a stranger struck her in the head "out of nowhere" earlier that day while she was walking to a cafe. Though the actor rarely discusses her personal life on public platforms, she said she thought it important

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