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1. Jo Han-sun directly denies rumors related to his wife, calling them “absurd.”

“I haven’t even been near an international school.” Previously, one media outlet reported that Blue Run Ventures CEO Yoon Gwan provided financial support worth more than 1 billion won over 10 years to the wife of a famous celebrity, raising speculation that the celebrity's wife was Jo Han-sun's wife. According to reports, CEO Yoon supported A, the wife of a famous celebrity, with her children's tuition and living expenses. He also supported tuition at an international school in Jeju Island and provided a luxury apartment in Bundang. Accordingly, speculations were rampant in the online community pointing to Jo Han-seon's wife based on the fact that Mr. A lived in Bundang and sent his children to Jeju International School. However, Jo Han-sun strongly denied these rumors and complained of injustice, saying, "I feel sorry for the children who have never been to an international school." → MoaPic!

2. 'Illegal filming' Hwang Ui-jo admits the charge and appeals for leniency...

Prosecutors seek 4 years in prison Soccer player Hwang Ui-jo (32, Nottingham), who was indicted on charges of illegally filming former lovers, admitted all charges in court and appealed for leniency. The victim's lawyer criticized, "Mr. Hwang, who had been denying the charges, suddenly admits the charges and says he is reflecting on them. This is nothing more than a gesture for leniency." Meanwhile, Hwang Ui-jo was indicted on charges of illegally recording sex videos four times between June and September 2022 without the other person's consent. Mr. Hwang's sister-in-law was arrested and indicted in December last year on charges of distributing the videos on the Internet and was sentenced to three years in prison. → MoaPic!

3. Jesse Fan assault incident, new phase...

Suspicion of a ‘Korean gang’ raised by the group’s producer In particular, the case took a new turn as suspicions were raised that the producer identified as the perpetrator was connected to a Korean gang in LA. The victim's mother claimed, "The statement in the apology that 'they were not part of the group' and 'they suddenly appeared' is not true," and added, "I am certain that the perpetrator was a member of Jesse's group who was at the scene." The victim also said, “The producer who was in Jessie’s group assaulted her when she refused her request for a photo,” and added, “I don’t feel the apology is sincere.” The police are investigating the circumstances of the incident based on the victim's statement and tip, and will decide whether to punish the perpetrator. → MoaPic!