Kim Hieora’s Agency Announces Legal Action Against News Reports On Recent Controversy
Kim Hieora’s agency has announced that they will take strong legal measures against the media outlet that initially reported allegations against Kim Hieora.and the agency’s formal response to that report on September 10, GRAM Entertainment released a new statement announcing their plan to take legal action as follows:We apologize for causing concern to many people due to the controversy related to our actress Kim Hieora.
Once again, we express our intent to take strong legal action for malicious acts against our actress, and we will do our best to protect our artist. For example, the writing in the exclusive article on September 9 where it mentions, “September 8, 2023, Kim Hieora called H,” and “Kim Hieora released a statement. H is the evidence of school violence. Thus on September 8, she called H urgently,” is clearly reporting that distorts the facts.
For example, they repeatedly asked the same question to Kim Hieora who claimed that she never smoked, urging her to respond with a different answer by saying, “There are so many informants who said they saw you smoking.
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