Fortune-telling and recordings continue to be exposed.. Hwang Jung-min faces no damage from 'private life controversy' as stage greetings and variety show appearances proceed [Comprehensive]

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While woman A, who exposed allegations regarding actor Hwang Jung-min's private life, continues to reveal more details, Hwang is proceeding with his scheduled movie stage greetings and variety show appearances, demonstrating unwavering commitment to his activities.

An official from SBS variety program 'Whenever I Have Time' told StarNews on the 5th that "the first episode of Season 5 featuring Hwang Jung-min will air as scheduled."

The production team of 'Whenever I Have Time' had already confirmed the broadcast schedule for the first episode of Season 5 last month, announcing that movie 'Hope' stars Hwang Jung-min and Jeong Ho-yeon would appear as the first guests. Filming has already been completed, and a trailer has also been released.

Recently, as Hwang Jung-min became entangled in private life allegations, it was reported that the production team faced deep concerns over whether to air his segments. However, later Hwang's side stated they had suffered stalking from woman A, who raised the allegations, and announced legal action. Consequently, the production team appears to have decided to proceed with the first episode as planned.

Even amid these circumstances, Hwang Jung-min is continuing to attend the stage greetings for his currently screening movie 'Hope' as scheduled and remains active in official promotional events. He recently joined a celebratory photo marking the film's breakthrough of 4 million viewers with a bright expression, drawing attention.

Previously, Hwang Jung-min became the center of controversy after woman A's allegations claiming an inappropriate relationship since 2024 spread widely. Last month, woman A asserted on her SNS that she had maintained private meetings with Hwang, citing messenger chat screenshots and phone call recordings as evidence.

However, Hwang's agency Sam Company stated, "Woman A is a suspect in stalking crimes who has continuously harassed Hwang Jung-min." The agency further warned, "We will pursue additional legal procedures against posts maliciously edited."

Despite this, woman A continues to release chat messages exchanged with Hwang Jung-min and transcripts of recordings, escalating the controversy. On the 5th, she posted her KakaoTalk multi-profile and call details on her SNS. She claimed, "The response indicating the post was read, along with voluntary replies to the content, even checking the timing of post edits, and additional remarks like 'don't answer that it's your home,' all suggest a mutual relationship between the two."

She also released an image appearing to compare and organize her fortune-telling with Hwang Jung-min's. The material includes analysis of both individuals' birth charts and personalities. Notably, it drew attention by revealing parts of their conversations that contained sexual expressions. However, the authenticity and circumstances of this material remain unverified; it is based on content released by woman A.

Woman A expressed her grievance, stating, "They deny our entire relationship period, removing all context of the actual relationship, my prior statements, and actions, presenting only reactions from a specific date to portray me as a long-term one-sided stalker."

Meanwhile, Hwang's agency Sam Company announced it has filed a criminal complaint against woman A, identifying her as a stalking crime suspect. The agency explained, "The court imposed temporary measures such as no-contact orders three times against the suspect and issued a summary order for a fine of 3 million won after acknowledging the stalking allegations."

Conversely, woman A has rejected the summary order regarding the stalking allegations and requested a formal trial. She has also filed a lawsuit seeking 200 million won in damages against Hwang Jung-min.

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