Actor Kim Soo-hyun’s agency, Gold Medalist, has refuted claims regarding his alleged relationship with Kim Se-ron, stating that they were in a relationship from the summer of 2019 to the fall of 2020 when Kim Se-ron was an adult and denying any involvement during her minor years.
In a statement released on March 14th, Gold Medalist addressed the issue, emphasizing that Kim Soo-hyun did not date Kim Se-ron when she was underage, as speculated by some sources. The agency clarified that the photos shared by Kim Se-ron on her social media accounts on March 24, 2024, and the images featured on a recent TV program were taken during their relationship in the winter of 2020, refuting claims that they were from 2016.
Furthermore, Gold Medalist addressed the issue of financial concerns raised by Kim Se-ron’s side, explaining that they fully addressed the debts incurred after an incident involving drunk driving. The agency highlighted their efforts to assist Kim Se-ron in resolving financial matters related to the accident, which amounted to approximately 11.14 million won. They also mentioned reducing the outstanding amount to around 7 million won to alleviate Kim Se-ron’s financial burden.
The agency emphasized that Kim Soo-hyun had neither lent money to Kim Se-ron nor pressured her to repay any debts. They clarified that the legal procedures followed to handle Kim Se-ron’s financial obligations were in full compliance with regulations and aimed to minimize her burden.
The statement further illuminated the intricacies of the situation, detailing the legal considerations and the rationale behind the handling of Kim Se-ron’s debts. It emphasized the agency’s commitment to support Kim Se-ron during challenging times and underscored their efforts to ensure a fair and lawful resolution.
In conclusion, Gold Medalist expressed concerns over the invasion of privacy and the dissemination of misinformation through the media. They called for a balanced and respectful approach towards public figures’ personal lives, urging for ethical reporting practices and accountability in sharing information. The agency highlighted the importance of considering the human impact of false narratives and the need to uphold integrity and respect in communication.