Agency denies school violence allegations against actress Cha Ye-ryun

Cha Ye-ryun's agency has dismissed school violence allegations against the actress as "groundless" following an online post on the 29th. The whistleblower, identified as Person A, claimed the 1985-born Junggye Middle School graduate committed physical assaults and bullying, though no objective data has been provided to support these claims.

Actress Cha Ye-ryun's agency has issued an immediate and strong denial, calling allegations of school violence "groundless." Attention is focused on the sudden controversy, as Cha had recently shared affectionate glimpses of her family life, including being called "the pillar of our house" by her mother-in-law. However, as the current situation consists only of the unilateral claims of an online poster and the total denial from the agency, a cautious approach is required until the facts are clarified.

On the 29th, a post titled "Please stop acting, school violence perpetrator born in 1985" was uploaded to an online community. The author, identified as Person A, claimed to have been subjected to continuous bullying and physical assault by an actress, referred to as Actress C, who was born in 1985 and graduated from Junggye Middle School.

Person A claimed that the assaults took place in classrooms, bathrooms, and buildings near the school, resulting in injuries such as a ruptured eardrum. The author also alleged bullying involving property, such as borrowing gym clothes and textbooks and failing to return them. However, these details are the claims of the poster, and no objective data or separate verification processes have been made public to support them.

Person A expressed pain at watching the actress receive public love on broadcasts and YouTube as a good wife, mother, and skilled cook. Consequently, the poster demanded a sincere apology and the cessation of her broadcasting activities, stating that if the allegations are denied, additional materials, including testimonies from former classmates, will be submitted.

The controversy spread online as Cha Ye-ryun was identified as the actress in question. Cha's side strongly denied the school violence allegations, stating they are "groundless." With the positions of both sides conflicting, the truth of the exposure and the specific facts remain unconfirmed.

As the controversy surfaced, the daily life with her family that Cha Ye-ryun had shared until recently is drawing renewed attention. Through her YouTube channel, she had previously shared a date with her mother-in-law at Yangjaecheon Stream. The two spent affectionate time shopping for clothes and eating together, revealing a close relationship through natural conversation.

During that time, her mother-in-law provided laughter by exposing the indifferent nature of her son, Joo Sang-wook, saying, "He doesn't even call 365 days a year, and I don't even know how he is living." In response, Cha Ye-ryun joked, "I'm glad he isn't too much of a devoted son. That's why I end up doing more." The mother-in-law also expressed gratitude to her daughter-in-law, saying, "I'm glad you realize he isn't a devoted son."

Most notably, the scene where the mother-in-law told Cha Ye-ryun, "Ye-ryun is the pillar of our house. I gave her this nickname," left a deep impression, showing special trust and affection for her daughter-in-law. This is why Cha Ye-ryun's image, having revealed her daily life as an actress, wife, mother, and daughter-in-law through broadcasts and YouTube, is drawing interest in connection with this controversy.

School violence is a serious matter that should not be lightly dismissed by the voices of those claiming to be victims. At the same time, one must be wary of labeling a specific person as a perpetrator based solely on allegations raised online. Since the currently disclosed content consists only of the whistleblower's claims and the total denial from Cha Ye-ryun's side, the process of verifying the facts through additional testimony or objective data is important. For matters where public attention is concentrated, a cautious and balanced judgment is required rather than hasty speculation or labeling.

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