Jung Hyeong-don, Fuming Over "Nominee Director" Allegations at Cutlet Shop: "I Invested in a 25% Stake"

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Broadcaster Jung Hyeong-don directly disclosed his investment stake in a recently opened cutlet specialty restaurant.

On the 27th, a video titled "Another Controversial Figure, Jung Hyeong-don's Doni Doni Kasukasu, Visited by Jeong Jun-ha, the Recent Icon of Food Industry Controversy" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Jeong Jun-ha Ha Ha'.

In the video, Jeong Jun-ha and Park Myung-soo visited Jung Hyeong-don's cutlet specialty restaurant located in Seoul Seongsu-dong. The two met with Jung Hyeong-don, who recently re-entered the food service business, and discussed the background of the opening and the operation of the shop.

Jung Hyeong-don explained the background behind opening the cutlet specialty restaurant while mentioning Jeong Jun-ha's food service business and Park Myung-soo's real estate holdings.

During this process, Park Myung-soo raised doubts as to whether Jung Hyeong-don had not actually invested in the business but merely lent his name and face. In response, Jeong Jun-ha stated that he himself had also been subject to similar misunderstandings of being a nominee director, and urged Park Myung-soo to refrain from such remarks.

Jung Hyeong-don denied these suspicions, stating that he "holds a 25% stake in the cutlet specialty restaurant." He explained that, having participated directly in the investment, he is also actively involved in the operation of the shop.

However, Park Myung-soo asked again, "Jung Hyeong-don's stake is only 25%," and "Isn't the person holding the remaining 75% stake the actual owner?"

In response, Jung Hyeong-don explained that "the stakes in the cutlet specialty restaurant are divided among co-investors at 50%, 25%, and 25% respectively," disclosing the specific ownership structure.

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