• TWICE's Jihyo Steals Hearts with Seductive and Confident Photos

    TWICE member Jihyo has once again stolen the spotlight with her breathtaking beauty, leaving fans in awe of her latest stunning photos.

    On August 3rd, Jihyo took to her social media accounts to share a series of alluring pictures. Accompanied by the caption, "Have you seen the trailer?" the images showcased Jihyo's magnetic charm and irresistible allure.

    Dressed in a white sleeveless top, paired elegantly with trendy jeans, she exuded a perfect blend of sexiness and sophistication.

    The enchanting photos instantly became a hot topic among fans, who couldn't get enough of Jihyo's mesmerizing visuals and confident aura.

    Her captivating presence in each shot left a lasting impression on admirers and fellow celebrities alike.

    Notably, on the same day, Jihyo also treated her fans to additional photos, this time accompanied by the encouraging comment, "Fighting for Park Jyo."

    Singer and actress Kim Se Jeong, upon seeing Jihyo's post, couldn't resist showing her support and left a heartwarming message, saying, "Go Jyo!"

    The interaction between the two artists further delighted their respective fan bases.

    Amidst all the excitement, TWICE 's Jihyo has been tirelessly preparing for her highly-anticipated solo debut.

    Scheduled for the 18th of this month, Jihyo is all set to make her solo debut with her mini-album titled 'ZONE'.

    The much-anticipated album includes the title track 'Killin' Me Good', which is already generating immense curiosity and anticipation among fans.

    As Jihyo embarks on her solo journey, fans are eagerly counting down the days until the release of 'ZONE'.

    With her captivating beauty and exceptional talent, she is expected to captivate audiences once again, solidifying her status as a versatile and beloved artist in the K-pop industry.

    Fans are undoubtedly ready to support her every step of the way as she ventures into this exciting new chapter of her career.

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  • Kim Soo Hyun’s agency is done playing nice—hits back with another lawsuit against controversial YouTube channel

    Kim Soo Hyun’s agency, Gold Medalist, has officially filed another lawsuit against the controversial YouTube channel Garo Sero Research Institute—this time for criminal intimidation.

    On March 24, Gold Medalist released a statement saying, “As Kim Soo Hyun’s management agency, we have officially filed an additional lawsuit against ‘Gaseyeon’ operator Kim Se Ui for criminal intimidation under the Penal Code.”

    This isn’t the first legal action. On March 20, the agency had already sued Gaseyeon for violating the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment of Sexual Crimes after the channel leaked private photos of Kim Soo Hyun.

    But despite the lawsuit, Gaseyeon didn’t stop. The agency explained, “On March 21, just a day after our initial lawsuit, ‘Gaseyeon’ aired the same leaked photos again during a live broadcast. Such actions not only violate the law again but also show a blatant disregard for investigative authorities.”

    What’s even more shocking is that Gaseyeon allegedly tried to blackmail Kim Soo Hyun’s agency. Gold Medalist revealed, “During their live broadcasts on March 21 and 22, ‘Gaseyeon’ mentioned Kim Soo Hyun’s Disney+ drama Knock-Off. They threatened that if Disney+ does not cancel the drama’s release, they would leak a video of Kim Soo Hyun.”

    The agency also shut down false claims made by Gaseyeon, saying, “They repeatedly brought up the ‘Nth Room’ case, suggesting that Kim Soo Hyun was involved in a similar crime and that there is a related video. This is completely false. No such video exists.”

    Stressing the seriousness of the situation, Gold Medalist firmly stated, “These actions by ‘Gaseyeon’ are serious criminal offenses that cannot be ignored. That is why we have taken immediate legal action with an additional lawsuit.”

    Fans are now rallying behind Kim Soo Hyun, demanding stricter measures against channels that spread false rumors and threats.

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