"Curious About Mother-in-Law's Response"... Backlash Against Cha Ye-ryeon's Denial of School Violence, Trolls Target Husband Joo Sang-wook [Star Issue]

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Amidst ongoing controversy over actress Cha Ye-ryeon (41, real name Park Hyun-ho) denying allegations of school violence, her husband, actor Joo Sang-wook (48), has also become a target of malicious online comments.

Previously, on the 29th of last month, a post titled "Please Stop Your Activities, Female Actress Born in 1985 Who Was a School Violence Perpetrator" was uploaded to an online community bulletin board.

The poster, identified as Person A, claimed, "I feel pain seeing you appear smiling on TV or YouTube, being consumed as a good wife, good mother, an actress who cooks well, and a healthy character. That girl viciously hit mainly on the cheeks, tearing her eardrum and swelling her cheeks." They further revealed that they are currently receiving treatment at a psychiatric clinic due to the trauma of school violence.

In particular, they issued a warning: "If you deny it or spout nonsense like 'I don't remember' or 'It's groundless,' I will submit testimonies from classmates and additional evidence."

Soon after, Cha Ye-ryeon was named as the actress in question. Netizens identified her based on details mentioned such as year of birth and middle school of origin.

Given the sensitive nature of the school violence issue, the controversy spread rapidly, eventually prompting Cha Ye-ryeon's agency, BH Entertainment, to issue an official statement. On the 30th, regarding the allegations against Cha Ye-ryeon, they firmly dismissed them as "groundless."

However, subsequent additional disclosures emerged, causing the suspicions to snowball.

Many individuals claiming to be classmates of Cha Ye-ryeon stepped forward. Person B stated, "I cannot confirm witnessing major school violence such as physical assault, but it is true that she was one of five female bullies who smoked, picked on children, and borrowed items like gym clothes and textbooks as if they were their own, frightening classmates." They added, "I wondered if no one had exposed this before because she wasn't that much in the spotlight, or if her agency managed things well, or perhaps there was no major school violence despite being a bully."

Additionally, Person C shared, "I am impressed by articles claiming school violence is groundless. Don't you know? I think it is human decency to acknowledge what happened back then when playing 'queen bee' and apologize to those who were hit. If we meet in the bathroom, you might get grabbed by the chin. I thought you had a big heart since your debut."

In response, Cha Ye-ryeon's social media is flooded with comments from netizens demanding an explanation. Moreover, her husband, actor Joo Sang-wook, has also been caught in the crossfire.

Joo Sang-wook's Instagram comment section has become a mess of indiscriminate reactions, including "Aren't you two alike?", "I'm most curious about how his mother-in-law responds," "Let school violence perpetrators be punished," "Came to see who the husband is since she is famous," "From margin investing (investing with debt) to school violence, it seems like a bad marriage. Hiding the past so perfectly—wasn't this a fraudulent marriage?", "I read an article saying you grew up being hit by your mother... and your wife hit her friends in school... It seems there are no women with good character or gentle hearts in your fate chart," and "You said you would take special measures if your own daughter suffered school violence, but what measures will you take if your wife is truly a school violence perpetrator?"

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