@Susucokelat99 So??? The problem isn’t simply that the news was wrong. The problem is that the media spread defamatory claims about Kim Sae-ron and used that information to attack and shame her. She was only playing for food and drinks, not money. That wasn’t the problem.
@Susucokelat99 The real problem is that information about Sae-ron was spread publicly in a way that encouraged people to attack and shame her. That was cruel and completely unnecessary.
@Susucokelat99 So??? That still doesn’t change the fact that those claims were used to attack Kim Sae-ron. She was reportedly playing just for food and drinks, not for money. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that.
@Susucokelat99 Lazy??? You sound just like the people spreading defamatory claims about Kim Sae-ron. Her friend said that Sae-ron had actually used the name “Kim Ah-am” as a replacement name. So who started spreading these accusations? The claims came from Lee Jin-ho and the reporter involved,
@lookback2070 You’re oversimplifying the situation. If extending the contract was really that simple, why were legal notices sent instead of first communicating directly with KSR and discussing a realistic repayment plan? KSR was already struggling financially, and that context matters.
@lookback2070 I already followed the Goldmedalist timeline. Goldmedalist decided not to renew KSR’s contract in 2022, and she was given until 2023 to repay the loan. They also reportedly knew about her financial situation. That’s the issue.
@lookback2070 It wasn’t her agency’s business to handle the debt. That’s why KSR reportedly became scared and sensitive when they contacted her agency instead of communicating with her directly.
@lookback2070 When they sent the legal notice, KSR reportedly only then learned about it and asked, “Am I being sued?” That’s why she was asking for more time. And why did they choose to contact KSR’s agency instead of communicating directly with KSR first?
@lookback2070 In fact, they decided not to renew KSR’s contract in November 2022, and the loan agreement required her to repay the money by December 31, 2023.
@lookback2070 You’re wrong. They decided not to renew KSR’s contract in November 2022, and the loan agreement required her to repay the money by December 31, 2023.
@lookback2070 So??? Who made the decision not to renew Kim Sae-ron’s contract? Goldmedalist did, even though they reportedly already knew about KSR’s situation. That’s the issue.
@lookback2070 That’s also why her home was not luxurious, as her friends reportedly saw and confirmed. Her friends said that she really was having financial difficulties.
@lookback2070 So??? Her friends were there for her and helped KSR. None of her friends accused her of buying luxury clothes. The truth is, KSR was struggling financially.
@Susucokelat99 So? Her mental and emotional struggles were reportedly affected by multiple pressures, including the legal notices, online harassment, KSH-related issues, YouTube, the media, and everything else surrounding the situation.
@Susucokelat99 That’s why KSR asked for more time. Her condition then reportedly deteriorated, she withdrew from the drama, and there were later reports that she attempted suicide. This context shouldn’t be ignored.
@Susucokelat99 The issue is that ksh agency reportedly knew KSR was struggling financially, yet they still sent legal notices demanding repayment of the debt.