"Mom is a kimchi girl"... Dating program, cast member's private posts leaked → 'Body aches' amid adultery allegations [Star Issue]

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Some cast members of a dating reality program have been embroiled in daily controversies over their private lives, drawing public scrutiny.

First, allegations of adultery and a lawsuit involving an alleged mistress were raised against Cast Member A, who is currently appearing on a dating reality program. In response, a representative of the program told StarNews on the 8th that "the production team is currently verifying the facts."

This controversy originated from a post titled "Moral verification failure of a dating reality program cast member" recently published on an online community.

The poster stated, "I am bringing this matter to public attention with the hope that secondary harm caused by the perpetrator's appearance on the broadcast will not be repeated, given the situation where the victim is suffering due to the hidden side of Cast Member A deceiving viewers and the perpetrator's immoral behavior." The poster further claimed, "Cast Member A is a perpetrator of infidelity who ruined a family, the party involved, and the defendant in a lawsuit for damages caused to the mistress."

The poster continued, "Cast Member A has consistently refused to admit to the infidelity. Even after personally confirming clear evidence of physical contact, she showed no sign of apologizing. Fearing that her ugly past would be exposed and harm her career, she instead hired a lawyer to send a letter containing various criminal complaints such as 'defamation' and 'insult' against the victim, attempting to silence the victim and committing secondary abuse."

The poster also claimed that Cast Member A engaged in an affair even during the filming of the broadcast program, stating, "She lived as someone's lover while pretending to be single on the dating reality program, performing 'dating acting.' This is a clear deception and mockery toward viewers, cast members, and the production team."

The poster further claimed, "Cast Member A was clearly aware that the child of a married man had recently been born into the world. During the on-site filming of the program, she spent time at the married man's residence early in the morning, then returned to the filming accommodation to continue her schedule, displaying a dualistic behavior." The poster used expressions such as "former beauty pageant contestant" in describing Cast Member A, leading to widespread speculation. The post has since been deleted.

Kim Jimin, who appeared on Channel A's dating reality program "Heart Signal 4," was drawn into controversy after private posts were leaked.

In the leaked online posts, Kim Jimin shared a post stating, "The forces that were ruining South Korea are the Democratic Party. The martial law was the act of making public the Democratic Party's behavior of ruining the country." She further claimed, "In South Korea, where all kinds of corruption are rampant, wasn't the president's last desperate struggle actually the last act of the weakest?"

Kim Jimin also wrote, "The top 10% feed the bottom 90%, so eventually everyone becomes poor. That is the Communist Party. No matter how hard you work like a dog to make money with Hanwha, it's impossible. My husband who earns dollars is the best."

Moreover, in a message conversation with her mother, she used misogynistic terms such as "My mom is a kimchi girl" and "Mom is a kimchi," and shared rumors about sponsors for other individuals, including Park Hee-seon, a cast member of the Netflix variety show "Single's Inferno 5."

As the controversy spread, Kim Jimin apologized, saying, "I sincerely apologize for causing concern to many people due to posts I wrote in my personal space over the past few days." She added, "Although it was a limited space, I deeply regret that my sharing of personal opinions caused harm."

Park Hee-seon, who was unexpectedly targeted, stated, "I would like to clearly state that the allegations regarding me recently mentioned online are clearly false facts, and the matter of spreading these false facts has already been confirmed as untrue through law enforcement authorities procedures."

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