Ko Kyung-pyo Appears on the Bad Rumor of 19th Grade...A warning of anger. I'm not that crazy

Jan 07, 2025

Actor Ko Kyung-pyo took the mound himself and issued a warning amid malicious rumors that he had committed sexual activity on an unmanned camera.

Ko Kyung-pyo said, `Don't worry. I'm not that crazy. Let's see what happens to the lunatics,' he posted a self-taken unmanned photo with a warning message.

The reason why Ko Kyung-pyo issued a strong warning was because of the absurd 19 gold rumor that spread earlier. Recently, rumors spread online that Ko Kyung-pyo took photos of sexual activity at an unmanned photo shop in Busan. The first rumor spreader released the photo through X (formerly Twitter) and claimed that the man in the photo was Ko Kyung-pyo. In the photo, it was impossible to identify whether the man was Ko Kyung-pyo's face, but the controversy intensified as allegations were raised that Ko Kyung-pyo gave 300 million won in cash to the head of the store and attempted to reach an agreement.

In response, Ko Kyung-pyo immediately responded. Koh Kyung-pyo's agency CLN Company said on the 7th that "False facts related to Ko Kyung-pyo, an artist belonging to the company, have been indiscriminately distributed and reproduced online and on social media recently."This is a serious criminal act that undermines the reputation and character of an artist, and the company plans to continue monitoring to take strong legal action against malicious slander, indiscriminate dissemination of false information, and expanded reproduction."

"We will take stern legal action without any agreement or leniency for all illegal activities that occur after this notice, and we will continue to do our best to protect the rights and interests of artists and to support our fans."

Ko Kyung-pyo also took the mound himself and refuted the absurd rumor by issuing a warning that held back his anger.

Meanwhile, actor Ko Kyung-pyo met his fans at Baekam Art Hall last month through the '2024 KOKYUNGPYO FANMEETING '.

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