Song Hye Kyo's co-star sues Dispatch over school violence rumors?

Kim Hieora takes legal action against school violence rumors

Recently, Allkpop reported that actress Kim Hieora has decided to sue media agencies that reported on school violence that has caused a stir in public opinion in recent days.

Kim Hieora's management company has taken legal action against the newspaper that published rumors of school violence.

Gram Entertainment - Kim Hieora's management company said they will firmly protect the "The glory" star and affirm that she did not physically abuse her high school classmates.

"We have decided to take legal action against the media that created the rumor.

Because of the strict standards for celebrities, even a fight can be considered bullying. People who have nothing to do with it can be accused of bullying simply because they are part of a group of classmates.

We hope that no more celebrities will be victims of this indiscriminate reporting.

The first media not only edited and reported one-sidedly from the informant's words, contrary to the truth, but also conveyed nuances as if talking about a criminal offense," the latest announcement from Gram Entertainment stated.

The actress's management company also revealed that there were media opinions that they would "adjust" the writing style to be gentler, if she admitted to the allegations.

"Even the witnesses met Kim Hieora and wanted to resolve the misunderstanding, then sent information to the media, but these units ignored and kept their "ambiguous" status with the public," said the actress's management company.

Overview of the scandal of the star of "The Glory"

Previously, Dispatch reported that this unit received information about the school violence case of actress Kim Hieora in May 2023.

Dispatch released evidence that Kim Hieora was once a member of a "big sister" group in middle school at Sangji school.

After two months of investigation, Dispatch made public the conversations between them and witnesses who were about 10 former students of Sangji High School (Wonju City, Gangwon Province) - where Kim Hieora used to study.

Here, witnesses said that "evil woman" The Glory sent the victims to buy cigarettes or ordered them to commit theft.

Kim Hieora plays Lee Sa Ra - a member of a group of friends who bullied the female lead Moon Dong Eun (played by Song Hye Kyo) in high school in the movie "The glory".

By noon on September 6, Kim Hieora confirmed that she was a member of the Big Sangji group - a group of school bullies who specialize in robbing, assaulting and insulting others at Sangji school, according to Nate.

However, the actress denied rumors of school violence: "I have never hit anyone. Of course, that does not mean I am not responsible. I think I have lived as an outsider."

Sangji Girls' High School, Kim Hieora's old school, also denied reports of school violence on campus this year and affirmed that it had nothing to do with Kim Hieora.

They also expressed regret that the school's reputation was tarnished by inaccurate news.

Kim Hieora, born in 1989, was a musical actress before switching to acting in television dramas in 2021.

In 2023, she made a strong impression when playing the villain Lee Sa Ra in "The Glory" - a film starring Song Hye Kyo. Her role was a student who bullied her classmates, pursued a deviant lifestyle and paid the price after many years.

Previously, Kim Hieora also made her mark in the films: "Hospital playlist", "Extraordinary attorney Woo"...

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/ban-dien-cua-song-hye-kyo-kien-dispatch-vi-tin-don-bao-luc-hoc-duong-192230912131239226.htm