Singer Jang Woo-hyuk, a former member of the first-generation idol group HOT, sued former employees.
Jang Woo-hyuk recently sued two employees who worked for his entertainment company on charges of defamation and obstruction of business due to false facts.
In June, the author of the first revelation, A, wrote on an online community that he was a trainee at the agency run by Mr. B, a former first-generation idol who was gaining immense popularity in the past. On February 18, 2016, he claimed to have been ruthlessly abused and assaulted by Mr. B. At that time, Mr. A released a photo he took in the choreography practice room of a building in his agency to verify his words.
Here, an additional revealer, Mr. C, appeared. He claimed, “I was in charge of album planning and new talent development, but I also ordered B’s road manager to do excessive work, but there was no additional pay,” he claimed.
After that, the first revealer, Mr. A, met with Mr. B. He said, “It’s been a long time, and there were a lot of misunderstandings between them.” He said, “I also made mistakes, and I expressed the situation by maximizing the situation at that time. We looked at each other and reminisced regarding that day, and we apologized for each other’s mistakes. received,” he said.
It was hoped that the case would be closed, but Jang Woo-hyuk sued the two and it was revealed that he was Mr. B. Jang Woo-hyuk said on his fan cafe, “It seems to have made it harder for the fans, who had to quiet their hearts for a month. The things that I thought were easy to pass because it was just not true became poison and made it even harder for the fans.” “I thought I was just trying to put up with it, but it wasn’t. I’m taking all legal action so that I can become a proud artist and a proud singer to my fans like I am now.”
Ho-Young Lee / Photo courtesy of SBS Media.net
