A tvN official told My Daily on the 6th, “‘Amazing Saturday’, which will be broadcast today, will be broadcast as scheduled.”
The controversy began when it became known that Park Na-rae’s former managers, Mr. A and Mr. B, filed a request for provisional seizure of real estate at the Seoul Western District Court on the 3rd. They claimed harassment in the workplace, special injuries, proxy prescriptions, and non-payment of processing fees during their tenure, and also announced a claim for damages worth 100 million won.
In response to this, Park Na-rae’s agency, N Park, announced on the 5th, “We decided that we could no longer be dragged into one-sided demands in a situation where unnecessary misunderstandings and pressure continue due to claims that are different from the facts,” and decided to take necessary legal action after reviewing the law.
However, the next day, on the 6th, it was revealed that former managers had accused Na-rae Park of embezzlement, saying she had used company funds for personal purposes. Park Na-rae’s agency said, “When looking at the overall content, it is an exaggerated false accusation,” and added, “We have detected the embezzlement of corporate funds by Mr. A and Mr. B and are trying to determine the extent of it.” “We are currently preparing to file a complaint for embezzlement,” he countered.
On the same day, Dispatch reported the circumstances in which Park Na-rae received illegal medical treatment from a non-medical person called ‘Injection Aunt’ in a place other than a medical institution. In particular, ‘Aunt Jusai’ accompanied Park Na-rae’s overseas schedule, and it was claimed that this coincided with the filming period of MBC’s ‘I Live Alone’ in Taiwan, causing a growing stir.
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