Park Hye-soo, 'Mrs. Crack', broke up with her 11-year-old companion agency..What's the status of the cafe owner in Paju [synthesis]

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Actress Park Hye-soo left the agency she accompanied for 11 years.

The agency Ghost Studio told Star News on the 8th, "My exclusive contract with Park Hye-soo has recently expired and I have decided not to renew my contract."

Park Hye-soo has been working with Sim Entertainment, the predecessor of Ghost Studios, since her debut with the drama "Yongpal" in 2015.

He made his name by appearing on SBS survival program 'K-pop Star Season 4' in 2014. Since then, he has appeared in films such as "Will You Stay There," "Swing Kids," "Youth Times," "Introverted Boss," and "Diary of Saimdang Light."

Then, in 2021, he was embroiled in allegations of school violence and suspended his activities. The drama "Dear M," which was about to be released at the time, was postponed for as many as four years in the aftermath of the controversy, and it met viewers in June last year.

However, Park Hye-soo warned of legal action against the alleged school violence, saying it was false. Park Hye-soo's side said, "We confirmed that the posts were false facts only to malign and slander Park Hye-soo by exploiting the social atmosphere about school violence," but the truth battle continued.

Since then, Park has returned to the independent film "You and I," which was released in 2023. At the time, he has been trying his best to correct the falsehood for the past time. The investigation is underway, but we will continue to do our best until the end," he said. However, as the truth battle has been prolonged, he has not completely escaped the suspicion of school violence, and has stopped his activities again.

Since then, actor Kim Jong-soo has reported his recent status as a cafe owner. Kim Jong-soo said on his SNS, "Hye-soo runs a cafe in Paju. They make their own space, coffee, and bread. Enjoy the cafe."

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