MOMOLAND's Hyebin and Marco, a former UNB member, were revealed to be dating this week. The news even created some ruckus because Marco denied he is in a relationship, but Hyebin's agency confirmed it. 

The worst thing is that Marco personally refuted the reports by joining a chat room being run by fans. He also stated that the reason he visited the group chat was to tell the fans not to worry because the dating rumors are not true at all. 

But eventually, the former UNB member issued an apology for his denial and admitted he lied. The singer explained he only wanted to take away fans' worries, but in the end, he only disappointed everyone with his behavior and promised to reflect on his actions. 

In any case, in the latest report following the confirmation that the pair are k in a romantic relationship, it was rumored that MOMOLAND's Hyebin and Marco are already living in the same house together. 

This speculation started when someone posted a message online and alleged that the couple is living in already. With this new claim, the controversy about idol singers' relationship just got more intense, and it seems the rumors will not subside any time soon. 

As per Allkpop, an unknown person criticized MOMOLAND's Hyebin and Marco via Twitter. She/he told them that if they are living together already, then they should just quit being an idol and get married instead. 

In a follow-up tweet, the same person supposedly wrote, "Don't you feel sorry for your girlfriend? You moved into her house and gave your fans' gifts for her? It's annoying the more I dig."

Since the identity of the person could not be confirmed, many people believe it is one of Marco's fans who was enraged after learning more about his relationship with Hyebin. Meanwhile, as this new rumor surfaced, netizens commented that MOMOLAND should just disband because the group is not doing well these days anyway and added that its agency is not taking care of the members as well. Both parties have yet to comment on this new claim.

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