"Cha Ga-won, Repay MC Mong's 100 billion won gambling debt.. Total spent amount reaches 300 billion won" ('PD Notebook')

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The uncle of Cha Ga-won, CEO of real estate service company PIAK Group, exposed allegations of gambling involving Cha Ga-won and singer MC Mong.

The episode titled "MC Mong and the Chairman's K-pop Trade Secrets," aired on MBC's 'PD Notebook' on the 2nd, investigated the exclusive contract disputes where singers affiliated with the agency One Hundred Label were leaving one after another, as well as allegations of overseas gambling and embezzlement related to the company's fund management.

On that day, Cha Ga-won's uncle, identified as A, met with the 'PD Notebook' production team and stated, "When MC Mong incurred gambling debts, Ga-won paid them off." In fact, Cha Ga-won told A that he repaid MC Mong's gambling debts amounting to 100 billion won.

According to A's findings, the total amount Cha Ga-won spent on MC Mong exceeds 300 billion won. So, where did Cha Ga-won obtain such a massive sum?

Cha Ga-won drew a line, stating, "Due to various reasons, MC Mong borrowed money from me continuously starting around 2021 or 2022. This was done personally, never with corporate funds."

Conversely, did MC Mong know the source of this money? After multiple attempts, 'PD Notebook' finally established a phone connection with MC Mong.

However, MC Mong responded, "I have nothing to say. I will open my mouth. MBC should have remembered. The initial report framed the 80th million won I paid to settle my friend's debt as an excuse to pull out my teeth. Since then, I've been called 'Bald Mong.' MBC also turned me into a gambler. Just wait and see."

Subsequently, MC Mong argued via an SNS live broadcast, "'MBC 'PD Notebook' is relying solely on malicious tips to portray Cha Ga-won as a shameless criminal. What kind of nonsense is this? Using company funds for illegal gambling? If you check all the source accounts, the truth will come out. Check my accounts too. How can one gamble with company money?"

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