Kim Soo Hyun fights a legal battle against…
Kim Soo Hyun’s legal firm, LKB, has revealed that a lawsuit has been filed against Garo Sero Institute chief Kim Se Ui and Kim Sae Ron’s family for allegedly defaming the actor’s image on a global platform. ( Image Credit: X)
How did Garo Sero start the controversy?
Garo Sero started the overall controversy in Kim Soo Hyun’s case after releasing a video claiming he was in a romantic relationship with Kim Sae Ron when she was just 15v and he was 27 years old. Sae Ron’s family has also been accusing the actor.
LKB confirms case against Sae Ron’s family and Garo Sero chief
According to LKB, Kim Soo Hyun’s team was unable to file a case earlier due to some procedural issues, but his legal firm has taken strict action against fabricated evidence. The controversy started after Kim Sae Ron’s family conducted a press conference, claiming Kim Soo Hyun attacked the whistleblower of the case.
Whistleblower reveals AI fabrication in Sae Ron’s case
In the press conference, the family released audio of Kim Sae Ron in which the actress revealed details of her physical relationship with Soo Hyun. However, the matter opened when the whistleblower denied all claims and accepted the use of AI.
YouTuber Tzuyang and Garo Sero chief a controversy
On the other hand, content creator Tzuyang real name is Park Jeong Won, has been fighting a legal case against Kim Se Ui, in which the YouTuber has accused him of blackmail, coercion, and privacy breach, among others.
Court slaps Kim Se Ui with 10 million won per video
As per the media reports, it is a big win against Kim Se Ui as the Seoul High Court has ordered a fine of 10 million won, which is around $7,200 for every video they have uploaded anything about her.
Tzuyang’s video about abuser boyfriend
The court slapped Se Ui after a continuous invasion of Tzuyang’s personal life. Garo Sero released videos leaking private information about the YouTuber. Tzuyang has released a separate video in response to the claims in which she revealed her toxic boyfriend.
The court statement in Tzuyang’s case
The court statement reads, “The defendants have continued to upload videos for the purpose of amplifying or reproducing related suspicions or rumours even after the first-instance ruling,”
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