The appeal hearing for former Marine Corps investigation chief Colonel Park Jeong-hoon, who was acquitted of charges related to insubordination and defamation of a superior, is scheduled to begin on April 18. Colonel Park was previously involved in the investigation of a Marine's death during a search operation following heavy rainfall in July 2023. After reporting his findings and suggesting the case be handed over to the police, he received a directive from former Defense Minister Lee Jong-seop to withhold the transfer. Park chose to proceed with the police referral, leading to his prosecution by the Ministry of National Defense's prosecution office in October 2023. However, the Central Military Court ruled in January that Park's actions did not constitute insubordination, as the orders he received were deemed unjustifiable. The court also found insufficient evidence to support the defamation claim against him.

Appeal Hearing for Former Marine Corps Investigator Set for April 18

The girl group LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌), consisting of Kim Chaewon (김채원), Sakura (사쿠라), Heo Yunjin (허윤진), Kazuha (카즈하), and Hong Eunchae (홍은채), held a showcase on March 14 at YES24 Live Hall in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, to celebrate the release of their fifth mini album, 'HOT'. 

During the event, Heo Yunjin expressed her excitement, stating, "We have now reached the final album of our trilogy following 'EASY' and 'CRAZY'. We have prepared this album based on the diverse experiences and lessons we learned last year. We will give our all in this comeback."

Kim Chaewon added, "This is our first album of the year, and I am grateful for all the wonderful experiences from last year. I will work hard with a joyful heart for this comeback." Kazuha mentioned, "We have a variety of music prepared that showcases our unique sides, including lyrical performances."

The mini album 'HOT' encapsulates a passionate approach to love, featuring five tracks. The title track 'HOT' blends rock and disco elements, while other songs include 'Born Fire', which features impressive narration in Korean, English, and Japanese; 'Come Over', which encourages listeners to embrace their feelings and enjoy the moment; 'Ash', which speaks to finding beauty in pain; and 'So Cynical (Badum)', co-written by Kim Chaewon, Heo Yunjin, and Hong Eunchae, urging listeners to boldly dive into love.

Sakura remarked, "'CRAZY' received so much love that it even made a comeback on the charts. To meet our fans' expectations, we have worked hard for this comeback. We will show you a hot and cool side of us."

Finally, Hong Eunchae shared, "This is my first album of 2025, and I prepared it with a fresh mindset as I turn twenty. I have challenged myself with new genres, so I hope you look forward to seeing a new side of me."

LE SSERAFIM's new album 'HOT' will officially be released at 1 PM today.

'컴백' 르세라핌 "'핫'하고 멋진 모습 많이 보여드릴 것" [Oh!쎈 현장]

LE SSERAFIM Promises a Hot Comeback with New Mini Album 'HOT'

On March 14, KBS 2TV launched its new music talk show, The Seasons - Park Bo-gum's Cantabile, featuring a star-studded lineup including singers No Young-sim, Sunwoo Jung-a, Jung Joon-il, Seventeen's Hoshi and Woozi, and actors Kim Yoo-jung, Jin-young, and Kwak Dong-yeon. 

The Seasons is notable for being the first KBS late-night music program to adopt a seasonal format, having previously featured various hosts like Jay Park, Choi Jung-hoon, AKMU, Lee Hyori, Zico, and Lee Young-ji, each bringing their unique style to connect musicians with the audience. 

This seventh season marks a milestone as it is hosted by Park Bo-gum, the first actor to take on this role. He opened the show with a heartfelt performance of Melomance's "Shall We Take a Break?" and later sang along with No Young-sim, reflecting on the lyrics of "Photo Album," a song recommended by his co-star IU from the series My Dearest. 

After his performance, Park Bo-gum shared his emotional thoughts, stating, "When I think of my precious people, I realize I need to take many photos and cherish this moment," visibly holding back tears. 

Supporting him were his long-time friends from the KBS drama Love in the Moonlight, including Kim Yoo-jung, Jin-young, and Kwak Dong-yeon. Additionally, singer Jung Joon-il and Seventeen's Hoshi and Woozi, who had just debuted two days prior, showcased their new song live for the first time on the show. 

As the show concluded, Park Bo-gum selected IU's "Let's Meet on Friday" as his final song, surprising fans by descending from the stage during the lyrics of "Close By" to distribute White Day candies, showcasing his thoughtful gesture. 

Meanwhile, the Netflix series My Dearest, featuring both Park Bo-gum and IU, has gained significant attention, ranking fourth in Netflix's Global Top 10 Non-English Series. Following the successful release of its first act, the second act premiered on March 14, receiving praise from both domestic and international audiences.

아이유 또 감동각..박보검, '금요일에 만나요'로 '칸타빌레' 엔딩 장식

Park Bo-gum Shines in New Music Talk Show with IU's Song

In a notable trend, a prestigious language academy in Gangnam, Seoul, has introduced a challenging writing prompt for its level test aimed at five-year-olds: "What will happen when Earth has no water?" To gain admission, children must complete various tasks, including writing, vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension, all within an hour, along with a one-on-one English interview. 

Each year, hundreds of children take this level test, but only 30 to 40 spots are available, making it extremely competitive. Failing the test means a wait of several months before reapplying, leading to the term '7세 고시' (7-year exam) being coined to describe this rigorous process. To prepare, many children under four are attending additional classes or tutoring, and even online courses for parents on how to help their children pass the level test have emerged.

A recent government survey revealed that eight out of ten five-year-olds are participating in various forms of private education. This marks the first time the government has publicly disclosed the state of private education spending for infants and toddlers, highlighting growing concerns about the increasing trend of early-age private education.

On March 13, the Ministry of Education released the '2024 Early Childhood Private Education Cost Survey Results.' Conducted from July to September last year, the survey involved 13,241 parents of children under six. The findings showed that during this three-month period, total private education spending for young children reached 815.4 billion won, with a participation rate of 47.6%. This means that one in two young children is receiving private education, with an average monthly expenditure of 332,000 won.

For children under two years old, the participation rate was 24.6%, with an average monthly cost of 145,000 won. For three-year-olds, the rate was 50.3% with an average of 314,000 won, while four-year-olds had a participation rate of 68.9% and spent 384,000 won. Five-year-olds had the highest participation rate at 81.2%, with an average expenditure of 435,000 won.

When broken down by subject, English topped the list with an average cost of 414,000 won per person, followed by hobbies and culture (127,000 won), physical education (127,000 won), and music (122,000 won). The average monthly cost for part-time English academies, often referred to as 'English kindergartens,' was reported at 1.545 million won, amounting to approximately 18.54 million won annually, nearly three times the average university tuition fee of 6.83 million won last year.

Additionally, the government also released the '2024 Private Education Cost Survey Results for Elementary, Middle, and High Schools,' revealing that total private education spending for these levels reached a record high of 29.2 trillion won last year, an increase of 2.1 trillion won (7.7%) from the previous year. The breakdown showed that elementary schools accounted for about 13.2 trillion won, middle schools for 7.8 trillion won, and high schools for 8.1 trillion won.

Despite a rapid decline in student numbers—from 5.32 million in 2021 to 5.13 million last year—private education spending continues to soar. The overall participation rate in private education for elementary, middle, and high school students has surpassed 80% for the first time, with elementary students at 87.7%, middle school students at 78%, and high school students at 67.3%. This trend is attributed to the prevalence of dual-income households, leading younger students to engage in after-school activities such as music, art, and sports.

On average, students participating in private education spent 592,000 won monthly. Among them, elementary students spent an average of 504,000 won, marking a 9% increase from the previous year. Middle school students spent 628,000 won, and high school students spent 772,000 won, both showing increases from the previous year.

English remains the most expensive subject for private education, costing an average of 264,000 won, followed by math (249,000 won), Korean (164,000 won), and social studies/science (146,000 won). Higher-income families tend to spend more on private education, with students from households earning over 8 million won monthly averaging 676,000 won, while those from households earning less than 3 million won averaged 205,000 won.

Experts attribute the soaring costs of private education to the inadequacies of public education and the frequent changes in educational policies with each administration. Many believe that government policies, such as the increase in medical school admissions, which significantly impact college entrance exams, have also contributed to this trend. Professor Yang Jeong-ho of Sungkyunkwan University noted that parents in their 30s and 40s have experienced being 'test subjects' under changing educational policies and have relied on private education to navigate these challenges, leading to a deep-seated distrust in public education that they inevitably project onto their children.

학생 줄었는데, 사교육비 29조원 최고

Rising Private Education Costs for Young Children in South Korea

The ongoing Genie TV original drama 'Riding Life' (라이딩 인생), written by Seong Yoon-ah and Jo Won-dong and directed by Kim Cheol-kyu, is gaining attention as it portrays the fierce competition among mothers in Daechi-dong while also delivering heartwarming moments. Each episode continues to break its own viewership records, resonating with audiences through the struggles of Jung-eun (전혜진) in her daily life.

'Riding Life' captures the intensity of competition but also emphasizes warmth and emotional support. The chemistry between Jung-eun and Jia (조민수) has become a source of healing for viewers, showcasing how they draw strength from their families and loved ones, reflecting the everyday lives of many.

# Chemistry of a Mirror-Like Three-Generation Family
The story of Jung-eun, Jia, and Seo-yoon (김사랑), who resemble each other closely, conveys both relatability and warmth. When Jia falls into a depression after losing her job, Seo-yoon comforts her using the 'pat-pat' method that Jung-eun taught her. This touching moment, where the comforting technique passes from mother to daughter to granddaughter, evokes strong emotions. Additionally, Jia sees her own mother in Seo-yoon, who has matured quickly due to her busy upbringing, leading to a smile as she reflects, "She’s just like my mom at this age." This dynamic between Jung-eun and Jia as they raise Seo-yoon together builds anticipation for their evolving relationship.

# Hilarious Couple Chemistry
Jung-eun often finds herself frustrated with her husband, Jae-man (전석호), who lacks ambition and financial skills, yet his endearing qualities make her laugh. Jae-man supports Jung-eun's educational aspirations for Seo-yoon by joining her on a hiking trip to celebrate Seo-yoon's acceptance into a prestigious elementary school and helps her search for a new apartment near the school. Despite some humorous mishaps along the way, Jae-man’s genuine care for Jung-eun shines through, as he lightens her worries with the playful remark, "Can my girls live in Gangnam for once?" Their comedic chemistry brings joy to the audience.

# Blossoming Friendship and Romance in the Twilight of Life
Jia navigates a blend of romance and friendship with Young-wook (정진영) and Mi-chun (김광격희). Mi-chun, who takes care of Jia, a novice rider feeling isolated among the other mothers, creates a bond over shared experiences of parenting in their later years. Young-wook, who comes to watch his grandchild ride, finds himself smitten with Jia, adding a romantic twist to the narrative. His determination to meet Jia by volunteering for his grandchild's riding sessions hints at budding romance, as Jia seems to reciprocate his interest. The chemistry among Jia, Young-wook, and Mi-chun adds a unique flavor to 'Riding Life'.

With its blend of fierce competition and healing chemistry, 'Riding Life' continues to bring smiles to viewers. The show airs every Monday and Tuesday at 10 PM on ENA, with streaming available on Tving.

전혜진 복귀 '라이딩 인생', 대치맘 경쟁 틈바구니에 '힐링' 담았다

Healing Chemistry Amidst Competition in 'Riding Life'

On March 14, 2025, the K-pop group LE SSERAFIM held a showcase for their fifth mini album, 'HOT', at the YES24 Live Hall in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul. This marks their return to the music scene after approximately seven months since their previous mini album, 'CRAZY', released in August 2024. 

During the event, members Heo Yunjin, Sakura, Kim Chaewon, Hong Eunchae, and Kazuha shared their thoughts on the new album. Heo Yunjin expressed, "We prepared this album with the lessons learned from various experiences last year. We will give our all in our activities." Hong Eunchae added, "This mini album 'HOT' is one that I prepared with a fresh mindset as I turn twenty."

Sakura reflected on their previous title track 'CRAZY', stating, "'CRAZY' has received so much love that it even made a comeback on the charts, and we want to meet those expectations with this new release."

The album 'HOT' encapsulates LE SSERAFIM's passionate approach to love, serving as the final installment of a trilogy that began with 'EASY' and continued with 'CRAZY'. While 'EASY' dealt with the anxieties behind the scenes, and 'CRAZY' encouraged letting go of those fears, 'HOT' takes it a step further by embracing love wholeheartedly, showcasing the group's growth and resilience.

Kim Chaewon noted, "Many people think being cynical and cool is impressive, but we believe that immersing ourselves in love and being passionate is even more beautiful. This album contains many autobiographical messages. I tend to try things without worrying about the outcome, which resonates well with the album's message."

Heo Yunjin mentioned, "We infused our 'hot' feelings into this album, reflecting the emotions and thoughts we experienced during our previous activities. Hong Eunchae emphasized that every moment dedicated to LE SSERAFIM is a 'hot' moment for them, stating, "Since our debut, we have often talked about moving forward without fear, and I feel that the emotions we experienced during 'EASY' and 'CRAZY' are well represented in 'HOT'."

The title track 'HOT' is particularly noteworthy as it marks LE SSERAFIM's first love song. The lyrics convey a message of diving into love without hesitation, even if the outcome is uncertain. The song features a melodic blend of rock and disco elements, creating a unique sound that stands out among their previous tracks.

Heo Yunjin shared her excitement about participating in the album's creation, stating, "I was thrilled to be involved. We went through numerous revisions, and it was quite challenging, but we worked hard to capture the right feeling."

The choreography for 'HOT' is designed to reflect the song's emotions rather than adhering to a specific dance genre, promising a captivating performance. Kim Chaewon mentioned a unique move that resembles a jacket toss, while Hong Eunchae shared her struggles with the moonwalk, expressing her concerns about the final pose.

As they prepare for their first world tour, '2025 LE SSERAFIM Tour: EASY CRAZY HOT', the group is eager to connect with fans worldwide. Sakura expressed her desire to deliver a great performance, especially after missing their concert in Thailand during their Asia tour.

With their debut in 2022, LE SSERAFIM has already reached their third year as a group. Sakura reflected on their journey, stating, "I can't believe it's been three years. I appreciate the opportunity to explore various music genres and feel like I'm growing. I realized that the process is more important than the outcome, and as long as we give our best, we can influence the results."

LE SSERAFIM's mini album 'HOT' will be available on various music streaming platforms starting at 1 PM on March 14, 2025.

[SC현장]"새로운 도전"…르세라핌, '첫 사랑노래'도 '핫'하게(종합)

LE SSERAFIM Returns with Their Fifth Mini Album 'HOT'

On March 15, 2025, Kim Soo-hyun's agency, Goldmedalist, issued a statement refuting the recent claims made by the YouTube channel 'Garo Sero Research Institute' (commonly known as 가세연) during a live broadcast on March 14. The agency emphasized that the photos shared by 가세연 were taken on December 14, 2019, and argued that there is no justification for the indiscriminate release of images related to Kim Soo-hyun and the late Kim Sae-ron's private lives. They urged for an end to the dissemination of personal information.

Goldmedalist also acknowledged the statement made by Kim Sae-ron's mother, expressing deep sympathy for her unimaginable pain following the loss of her daughter. They conveyed their sorrow over the hardships Kim Sae-ron faced during her life and expressed their understanding of the concerns raised by her mother regarding media coverage.

While the agency agreed with some of the points made by Kim Sae-ron's mother, they noted that there are aspects of her claims that differ from their perspective. They suggested that there may be information that she is not yet aware of and stated that publicly debating these issues would not be appropriate for honoring Kim Sae-ron's memory. Goldmedalist expressed a desire to meet with her mother to provide a thorough explanation and invited her to contact the agency at any time.

Recently, Kim Soo-hyun has faced allegations from 가세연 regarding a supposed 'grooming' crime, claiming he had been in a relationship with Kim Sae-ron since she was a minor. The agency clarified that while Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Sae-ron did have a past relationship, they only dated from the summer of 2019, when she was an adult, until the fall of 2020. They also refuted claims that they pressured Kim Sae-ron regarding a compensation demand related to her DUI incident, stating that the legal documents were part of a process to address losses incurred by her former agency. Goldmedalist has announced plans for strong legal action against the false allegations made by 가세연.

Kim Soo-hyun's Agency Responds to Allegations and Seeks Communication with Kim Sae-ron's Family

The mother of the late actress Kim Sae-ron has finally broken her silence, asserting that her daughter never lied about working at a coffee shop and was subjected to bullying by the public. She expressed a desire for her daughter's honor to be restored.

On March 14, the 'Garo Sero Research Institute' (가로세로연구소), claiming to represent Kim Sae-ron's family, released a statement purportedly from her mother. The institute noted that Kim's mother preferred not to reveal her voice, so they used AI technology to present her statement.

In her statement, Kim Sae-ron's mother said, "Sae-ron has never lied to the media. She never pretended to work part-time or was just a girl who enjoyed nightlife with friends. She did not create false dating rumors with manipulated photos. However, Lee Jin-ho and the cyber reporters have fabricated false articles that dragged the life of a promising actress and her family into hell. Furthermore, Gold Medalist labeled her as a 'crazy girl' who lied about her intentions in the photos she posted. Now that Sae-ron is gone, there are outrageous false articles claiming she was a breadwinner for her family and that they squandered hundreds of billions earned from her. These articles are not worth seeing or reading."

She continued, "The ones who trampled on my fallen child and kicked her while she was down are Lee Jin-ho and the cyber reporters. There were also irresponsible media outlets that spread the false narratives written by Lee Jin-ho and the cyber reporters, along with various malicious commenters who supported them. Sae-ron endured this for three years, sleepless and lonely. This is akin to the collective bullying she faced from the public due to the false articles triggered by Lee Jin-ho."

She added, "If Professor Kwon Young-chan from the Korean Celebrity Suicide Prevention Association had not reached out to us, and if Kim Se-yi from Garo Sero had not offered help, our family would have been scapegoats to Lee Jin-ho and the cyber reporters, carrying the burden of Sae-ron's tarnished reputation for life."

In conclusion, she stated, "The actions of Lee Jin-ho and his associates are criminal. It is difficult to hold them accountable for murder within the outdated legal framework. We, the bereaved family, wish to restore the honor that Sae-ron had as an actress during her lifetime, correct the false articles that are entirely untrue, and hope that legal and institutional measures are established to prevent such incidents from happening again, ensuring that the media fulfills its responsibilities."

Kim Sae-ron was found dead at her home in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, on February 16, at the age of 25. A friend who was supposed to meet her discovered her unresponsive and reported it. Police stated that there were no signs of foul play.

In connection with this, the Garo Sero Institute alleged that actor Kim Soo-hyun had been in a relationship with Kim Sae-ron since her minor years, raising suspicions of 'grooming.' They also claimed that Gold Medalist pressured Kim Sae-ron with a 700 million won compensation notice and that Kim Soo-hyun turned a blind eye to it.

In response, Gold Medalist issued an urgent statement on March 14, denying the allegations and clarifying that Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Sae-ron were in a relationship from the summer of 2019 to the fall of 2020, when Kim Sae-ron was an adult. They also refuted claims regarding the compensation notice, stating it was merely a legal procedure related to a penalty from Kim Sae-ron's DUI incident and not a demand for payment.

Kim Sae-ron's Mother Speaks Out for Justice

Kim Soo-hyun's agency, Gold Medalist, has publicly criticized the YouTube channel 'Garo Sero Research Institute' (가로세로연구소) for spreading personal information about the actor. The channel recently alleged that Kim Soo-hyun had a romantic relationship with the late Kim Sae-ron when she was a minor, claiming they dated for six years since her third year of middle school and raising suspicions of 'grooming' behavior. They also accused Gold Medalist of pressuring Kim Sae-ron regarding a 700 million KRW penalty related to her drunk driving incident, suggesting that Kim Soo-hyun was complicit in this situation.

In response, Kim Sae-ron's family, including her mother and aunt, expressed their desire to restore her reputation, stating that Kim Soo-hyun portrayed her as a liar. Gold Medalist confirmed that while Kim Soo-hyun did date Kim Sae-ron, their relationship only occurred after she turned 18, from the summer of 2019 to the fall of 2020. They clarified that the legal documents sent to Kim Sae-ron were part of a process to address losses incurred by her previous agency due to her drunk driving incident, and they did not pressure her for payment.

On March 15, Gold Medalist condemned the release of a private photo of Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Sae-ron, taken on December 14, 2019, stating there is no justification for such an invasion of privacy. They also acknowledged the immense pain Kim Sae-ron's mother is experiencing after her loss, expressing their condolences while also empathizing with her concerns regarding media coverage of her daughter.

Gold Medalist emphasized that some of the claims made by Kim Sae-ron's mother differ from their perspective and suggested that there may be information she is not yet aware of. They expressed a desire to meet with her in person to provide a thorough explanation, inviting her to contact their office at any time.

As Kim Soo-hyun faces ongoing scrutiny from the allegations made by Garo Sero Research Institute, his agency's request for a meeting with Kim Sae-ron's mother has drawn significant attention. Meanwhile, Kim Soo-hyun continues to participate in his scheduled activities, including filming for the MBC variety show 'Good Day' (굿데이).

Kim Soo-hyun's Agency Responds to Controversy Surrounding Kim Sae-ron

Beauty brand Dinto has decided to terminate its advertising model contract with actor Kim Soo-hyun, who has recently been embroiled in allegations regarding his past relationship with the late Kim Sae-ron, who was a minor at the time. On March 15, Dinto announced, "We have decided to end our advertising model contract with Kim Soo-hyun. Given the recent controversies, we believe it is important to uphold the principles of good faith and integrity in our partnership. Therefore, we could not proceed with an official statement or contract termination until we received a position statement from Kim Soo-hyun and his agency." 

According to Dinto, the contract with Kim Soo-hyun was set for one year and was valid until August 2025. The company further stated, "After confirming the agency's position, we have determined that there are significant reasons that make it difficult to fulfill the advertising model contract. We are currently in the process of officially terminating the contract through our legal counsel." 

Dinto emphasized that this decision was made to protect the values of the brand and consumer trust. They added, "We will continue to make careful and responsible decisions that align with consumer trust and pursue more meaningful projects to realize our values." 

Recently, Kim Soo-hyun has faced allegations from the YouTube channel 'Garo Sero Research Institute' (가로세로연구소) and Kim Sae-ron's family, claiming that he was in a relationship with Kim Sae-ron since she was in middle school, starting from when she was 15 years old and continuing for six years. 

On March 14, Gold Medalist, Kim Soo-hyun's agency, released a second statement addressing the allegations. They confirmed that while Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Sae-ron were indeed former lovers, their relationship began after Kim Sae-ron turned 18, specifically from the summer of 2019 to the fall of 2020. 

In a statement through 'Garo Sero,' Kim Sae-ron's mother asserted, "Sae-ron has never lied to the media. She has never pretended to be someone else for attention, nor was she a child who only enjoyed nightlife with friends. She did not create dating rumors through manipulated photos. However, Lee Jin-ho and Cyber Leakers have fabricated false articles that dragged the life of an ordinary and promising actress and her family into hell. Furthermore, Gold Medalist has portrayed Sae-ron as a crazy girl who lies about her intentions regarding the photos she posted."

Dinto Terminates Contract with Kim Soo-hyun Amid Controversy

The mother of the late actress Kim Sae-ron has publicly addressed the media regarding the false narratives surrounding her daughter. In a statement released on March 14 through a YouTube channel, she expressed that their goal is to restore the tarnished reputation of her daughter, who was unfairly affected by numerous misleading articles. She emphasized the need to hold accountable malicious YouTubers and cyber bullies who have contributed to this situation.

A stated, "Sae-ron never lied to the media. She did not engage in gambling or pretend to work part-time. She was not a girl who only enjoyed nightlife with friends, nor did she create false dating rumors through manipulated photos." She lamented that since Sae-ron's passing, there have been outrageous claims about her being a 'girl head of the household' and that her family squandered her earnings, leading to a plethora of baseless articles that are not worth reading.

A further elaborated on the impact of these false articles, stating that they targeted her young daughter, who had just turned twenty, and that Sae-ron bore the brunt of vicious personal attacks alone. She described the three years of suffering that Sae-ron endured, likening it to being bullied by the public due to the false reports initiated by a figure named Lee Jin-ho.

The family hopes to restore the honor that Sae-ron had as an actress during her lifetime and wishes for legal and institutional measures to prevent such incidents from happening again in the future.

The family has also claimed that Kim Sae-ron was in a relationship with actor Kim Soo-hyun since she was 15 years old, a statement that Kim Soo-hyun's side has denied as false. However, the YouTube channel 'Garo Sero Research Institute' has released letters and photos allegedly sent by Kim Soo-hyun during his military service, further complicating the narrative. They also claimed that a gold medalist demanded compensation from Kim Sae-ron following her DUI incident.

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