"77 Calls Over One Year"...Hwang Jung-min's Private Life Controversy, Person A Continues to Reveal Details for Ten Days [Star Issue]

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As actor Hwang Jung-min has been embroiled in a private life controversy for ten days, the whistleblower A continues to release recordings and other evidence daily.

On the 5th, A shared part of a call recording on their social media showing the situation when they received a tip-off call hinting at revelations about Hwang Jung-min's private life from his agency, Sam Company.

According to the released recording, in August 2024, an anonymous person called Hwang Jung-min's agency and claimed to know details about Hwang's private life. Later, Hwang contacted A directly and explained that his wife, So Sok-sa (CEO), had mentioned A's name.

In the recording, Hwang asked, "Did you call the company?" A denied it. In October of the same year, Hwang told A, "You didn't call the company again, did you? Someone else called using your name. I told my wife not to make such ridiculous claims."

Meanwhile, TenAsia obtained and reported on the call records between Hwang Jung-min and A on this day. According to the report, the two made a total of 77 calls: 34 from May to December 2024 and 43 from January to May 2025. Of these, 62 calls were initiated by Hwang. The records also include long conversations lasting approximately 50 minutes in December 2024 and 56 minutes in May 2025.

A claims that contact with Hwang ended on May 14, 2025. About three months later, on August 14, Hwang's side filed a criminal complaint against A for violating the Anti-Stalking Law. A argues that certain periods where Hwang specifically alleged stalking behavior overlap with actual call records.

Since the 27th of last month, A has continuously posted recordings of calls and message exchanges with Hwang on their social media, asserting they had a personal relationship with him.

In response, Hwang's side denied A's claims, stating: "The author of malicious posts about Hwang Jung-min is a suspect in a stalking crime who has persistently harassed Hwang. Hwang filed a criminal complaint against the author, and the court issued three temporary restraining orders prohibiting contact with the suspect. The suspect later admitted to the stalking allegations and was issued a summary order for a fine of 3 million won."

In response, A appealed the summary order regarding the stalking allegations and requested a formal trial. Additionally, A filed a lawsuit seeking 200 million won in damages against Hwang Jung-min.

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