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Korean stars hit by wave of unverified online allegations

Korean celebrities are increasingly finding themselves at the center of controversy over unverified online allegations, with actors Choi Woo-shik and Cha Ye-ryun among the latest targets of anonymous claims about their past behavior. Choi recently became the subject of an online post written by an internet user claiming to be a flight attendant. The user alleged that the actor had behaved rudely…

Korean stars hit by wave of unverified online allegations

The Korea Times reports that Korean celebrities, particularly actors Choi Woo-shik and Cha Ye-ryun, are increasingly facing unverified online allegations about their past behavior. Choi recently became the subject of an online post alleging that he behaved rudely toward his manager during an in-flight meal service, but the claim has not been independently verified and some users have questioned its credibility.

Choi's agency, Fable Company, has warned against the creation and circulation of false rumors, stating that such actions are illegal and infringe upon the actor's reputation and rights. The agency is monitoring the posts in question and collecting relevant evidence, with plans to take legal action against those responsible.

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