• Court Rules Han So Hee Does Not Have To Repay Her Mother's Debts

    "It happened regardless of Han So Hee" - Ulsan District Law

    Actor Han So Hee's mother (S) borrowed money from her acquaintance A in 2019. And Han So Hee was put forward as a joint guarantor. However, S could not pay off his debt on time. Should Han So Hee take responsibility for it?

    The Ulsan District Court refused to accept A's claim in the appeal trial in December last year. A filed a lawsuit, saying, "Han So Hee should be jointly responsible for the debt of her mother S".  

    The Ulsan District Court also rejected A's claim in the first trial. "A insisted on Han So Hee's joint responsibility, but there is no reason to take responsibility because it proceeded regardless of Han So Hee", they said in favor of Han So Hee
    In 2020, A asked Han So Hee to pay off her mother's debt instead. A civil suit was enforced by adding delayed damages to 40 million won borrowed by her mother S.  

    In fact, S used Han So Hee's text message in the process of borrowing money. Han So Hee's text message to her mother and the message, "Mom, I'll work hard and help you" were used as collateral.

    The court was determined. According to the ruling obtained by "Dispatch", both the first and second trials were "It happened regardless of Han So Hee. There is no evidence to say that he is involved", he drew the line. 

    The court went on to explain, "Han So Hee's text message is merely about helping her pay off her mother's existing debt", adding, "We cannot admit that she has granted the agency right to joint guarantee".

    S, Han So Hee's mother, arbitrarily opened Han So Hee's account and borrowed money from another acquaintance. An acquaintance B filed a lawsuit against Han So Hee, asking her to pay 270 million won and delayed damages.

    The Ulsan District Court also dismissed B's claim. "The fact that S used Han So Hee's account alone does not mean that Han So Hee is jointly responsible for the debt", the court ruled.   

    Han So Hee initially tried to pay off her mother's debt. She then encountered a situation in which her text messages and bankbooks were used as collateral. She has reached a level that she can no longer handle on her own.

    Han So Hee finally decided to break the cycle of her mother's 'debt', says, "I have no plans to be held responsible for my mother's debts", adding, "I'm sorry to those who were harmed. I hope this doesn't happen again".

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  • Lee Min Ho Shares the Hilarious Story Behind His Famous Baeksang Fall—The One Thing He’ll Never Forget!

    Actor Lee Min Ho recently shared an unforgettable and embarrassing moment from his early career, revealing how he became a “falling star” at his first Baeksang Arts Awards.

    On the December 25th episode of You Quiz on the Block (Episode 274), Lee Min Ho made a guest appearance and reflected on his rise to fame.

    The actor, known for his iconic role as Goo Jun Pyo in Boys Over Flowers, won the Best New Actor award at the Baeksang Arts Awards, but it wasn’t just his victory that grabbed attention.

    Lee Min Ho recalled, "I was attending the Baeksang for the first time, and I was so excited. Since I wasn’t going as Goo Jun Pyo, but as Lee Min Ho, I styled my hair in a perm and was ready to go." However, things took an unexpected turn when he tripped and fell on the red carpet.

    He sighed, recalling, "That day, I fell. I fell and created so many memes. Even now, I look back and think, 'How did I walk that quickly on the red carpet?'"

    Laughing at his own clumsiness, he admitted, "I was moving at the speed of light, no composure, no focus. Honestly, more than the joy of winning the award, that day was chaotic and so embarrassing for me."

    Though his win was a highlight, Lee Min Ho humorously shared that the incident of tripping overshadowed the excitement of his achievement.

    It’s safe to say that while the fall became a funny meme, it also became a lesson in humility for the actor, and a moment that fans still remember to this day.

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