Kim Sae Ron's final movie is about to be released, someone rushed in to sabotage it

Recently, after a series of news about the passing of actress Kim Sae Ron , a film of hers that was "shelved" was announced to be aired in the near future and has completed post-production. Along with that, Kim Sae Ron's family is suing a person.

The sudden passing of young actress Kim Sae Ron at the age of 25 has caused shock and sparked many conflicting opinions in the Korean online community. In particular, the matter became more serious when her family decided to sue a YouTuber named Lee Jin Ho , who they said had spread many videos that damaged Kim Sae Ron's reputation.

According to media reports, on the evening of February 19, Lee Jin Ho denied the evidence against him, claiming that he had helped Kim Sae Ron during her difficult time. However, an article from Edaily said that Lee Jin Ho confirmed what the reporter said was ridiculous and dishonest. He revealed that he had posted many videos to support Kim Sae Ron, but Lee Jin Ho did not expect the content of these videos to cause the actress to be embroiled in so much controversy.

A typical example is in one of his videos, Lee Jin Ho revealed that he could not contact Kim Sae Ron and suspected that she had canceled her phone number. This raised many questions about Lee's responsibility for the pressure that Kim Sae Ron was under. In addition, Lee Jin Ho also claimed that Kim Sae Ron had signed a contract with a new management company and received support from the company's representative. However, according to information from B - an employee of the late actress's previous company, this is completely incorrect. Kim Sae Ron only had a short-term contract and "left" after a few months of negotiations. The employee named B added that although he helped Kim Sae Ron get a role in the movie "Guitar Man", there was no contract between him and the actress to help her return to showbiz.

In addition, Lee Jin Ho also said that Mr. Kwon Young Chan - Director of the Korean Agency for the Prevention of Artist Insanity - distorted the words of Kim Sae Ron's family. However, the reporter of Edaily emphasized that if the information given was incorrect, the family of the late actress Kim would have spoken out to refute it, not Lee Jin Ho. Previously, Kim Sae Ron's father met with Kwon Young Chan and this director promised to provide free legal support to the artist's family. Mr. Kwon was also outraged by Lee Jin Ho's behavior because it violated the privacy, increasing the mental pain of Kim Sae Ron's family.

While the situation surrounding Kim Sae Ron is extremely tense, another notable news is that Kim Sae Ron's final drama project, "Everyday We Are" (working title), is preparing to air. Initially, the project was canceled after her drunk driving scandal, but Xports News confirmed that this was not true. Kim Sae Ron has completed filming and the drama is in post-production.

Everyday We Are consists of 7 episodes, adapted from a webtoon (digital comic - PV) on the KakaoPage platform, telling the story of the fluttering feeling of first love and friendship during school years. In the film, Kim Sae Ron plays Han Yeo Ul, a high school girl who loves basketball, paired with Lee Chae Min. The film is about her complicated emotions when facing the feelings of her childhood friend Oh Ho Soo (Lee Chae Min) - who secretly loves Han Yeo Ul while she has feelings for her senior Kwon Ho Jae (Ryu Ui Hyun). The friendship between Han Yeo Ul and Kim Joo Yeon (Yoo Ju) - who misunderstands Oh Ho Soo's feelings - makes the story more dramatic.

Director Kim Min Jae praised the actress's talent: "Kim Sae Ron not only had a strong passion for acting, but also had a deep understanding of the character and special ability in acting. She could have reached global stardom, I am heartbroken that she suddenly passed away."

YouTuber forced Kim Sae Ron to appear, 2 moves caused outrage, implicated HYBE? Bảo Yến17:06:06 18/02/2025At Kim Sae Ron's funeral, the late artist's father denounced his daughter's trauma from YouTuber A's toxic videos on social media to Mr. Kwon Young Chan, Director of the Korean Artist Suicide Prevention Agency.