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YouTube Freesia (real name Song Ji-ah), who was caught in the controversy over wearing fakes, was edited in MBC’s ‘Point of Omniscient Interfere’.
On the 20th, MBC issued an official position and said, “We have decided not to broadcast the filming of Freesia following mutual consultation with the cast.”
Freesia was scheduled to appear on ‘Point of Omniscient Interfere’, which will be broadcast on the 29th, with actress Kang Ye-won, who is related to the agency. However, it seems that the side of ‘Chief of War’ has decided to edit the whole story following it has been criticized day following day following the controversy over wearing fakes has continued.
The production team said, “The broadcast will proceed normally with other performers,” and “We will do our best to show a better side to the viewers who support and love ‘Point of Omniscient Interfere’.”
Freesia finished recording episode 316 of JTBC’s ‘Knowing Bros’ with Kang Ye-won and Lee Young-ji. It is known that ‘Children’ has not made a decision regarding the broadcast of Freesia.
Freesia, who graduated from Hanyang University’s dance department and worked as a YouTuber, has been reborn as the hottest influencer through Netflix’s ‘Solo Hell’. After becoming famous, the number of Instagram followers soared to 3.4 million, and the number of YouTube subscribers also exceeded 1.9 million. It seemed to be winning and winning by successfully advancing into the entertainment program, but the controversy over fakes has surfaced and is in trouble.
Freesia’s agency Hyowon CNC apologized on the 19th, saying, “It is also the company’s job to help creators who are ignorant of intellectual property rights have the right concept.”
Regarding the claim of some netizens that the company obtained Freesia’s trimmed house and created the golden spoon character, “Jia Song never added even a penny to getting a house. In the normal management category, besides supporting creators, supporting her dreams, and creating together, There was no financial support whatsoever.”
The agency announced that it would take legal action once morest malicious posts containing malicious swear words and slander, malicious rumors and unfounded false facts.
By Kim Ye-rang, reporter at Hankyung.com [email protected]
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