'Ask Me Anything' Child Actor Now in 12th Grade, Targeted by False Rumors and Bullying... Finally Tears [★Night TView]

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A 12th-grade student isolated at school due to false rumors and exclusion by friends shed tears.

On the 25th, the KBS Joy variety program 'Ask Me Anything' featured a freelance designer mother and her 12th-grade son as the story subjects.

That day, the mother said, "My son lived happily until middle school, but high school life has been very hard for him. He can't even eat lunch alone, so he goes home on an empty stomach. I don't know how he should live from now on," expressing her concerns.

Regarding the reason his school life became difficult, the son mentioned false rumors. He said, "I used to get along well with my friends, but false rumors spread that I was dating a female friend. At first, I ignored it, but that female friend and another friend spread bad rumors about me, saying I 'like girls.'"

Additionally, the fact that he was a former child actor who had appeared in minor roles in past movies and dramas became a target of the rumors.

The son added, "Since I'm not active now, I guess I looked like someone with nothing, so they ignored me. I tried to approach them directly to eat lunch with my friends and made efforts, but it didn't work out. I even tried eating alone, but when the friends who were playing saw me, they mocked and ridiculed me."

The mother said she packed a lunchbox so he could eat immediately after school.

Seo Jang-hoon, listening to the story, sent a strong warning toward the camera. Seo Jang-hoon said, "You've come well, son. Listen up, kids in high school. You'll regret this for the rest of your lives. Stop bullying right now," delivering a sharp rebuke.

He then offered advice to the son, saying, "Why are you neglecting your studies because of kids who amount to nothing? Who do they think they are to ignore and exclude you? They're fools; why are you giving up on your life?"

Meanwhile, the mother confessed that she divorced due to past domestic violence and has raised three children alone. She said, "My son was very sick when he was young. With the father's absence continuing, I think the child was somewhat affected."

The son also revealed, "I was sick with nephritis, and when I first received treatment, there was no medical expense support." He finally broke down, releasing the tears he had held back, and sobbed, "These things keep piling up, so it was too hard."

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