'Variety Show Appearance' Tennis Coach Sent to Prosecution Service for Unauthorized Distribution of Sexual Relationship Video

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A tennis coach who previously appeared on variety shows was referred to the Prosecution Service on charges of unauthorized distribution of a sexual relationship video with his partner. The spouse of a famous duet singer-turned-YouTuber, who had received and viewed the video, was also transferred to the Prosecution Service and received a decision of non-prosecution with probation.

According to MoneyToday on the 14th, the Seoul National Police Agency referred a 30-year-old man, identified as A, without detention last month on charges of violating the Act on the Punishment of Sexual Crimes (distribution of images filmed using cameras, etc.).

A is suspected of repeatedly transmitting sexual scenes with the victim B, his then-partner, to a woman C without consent from mid-2024 through April 2025.

A, a coach who was formerly a player on a corporate tennis team, has previously appeared in films and variety programs. It is also reported that there are indications of at least two additional victims besides B.

The police decided not to refer A for the charge of filming using cameras or other devices under the Act on the Punishment of Sexual Crimes (illegal filming) due to insufficient evidence. In response, B submitted evidence materials to law enforcement authorities and requested supplementary investigation and further inquiry into the guilt.

C, who received and viewed the video from A, was referred to the Prosecution Service on charges of violating the Act on the Punishment of Sexual Crimes (possession of images filmed using cameras, etc.) and received a decision of non-prosecution with probation. C is the spouse of a famous duet singer-turned-YouTuber and has been a long-time acquaintance of A. It was reported that during the process of sharing the video and photos, C engaged in conversations about B's body and even requested related materials.

In response, C's side acknowledged receiving the video but explained, "A suddenly sent the video to his wife and several others," adding, "I didn't think to stop him because I was flustered." Regarding whether an apology would be made to the victim, C's side stated, "Since I don't know who she is, I plan to apologize once things are sorted out." However, it was confirmed that C's side had already communicated with B.

A also has not apologized to B, conveying the position that he is "compiling materials and discussing with his lawyer."

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