In September 2022, Park Min Young swiftly ended her relationship with Kang Jong Hyun amid rumors of their romance.

She publicly announced the breakup, revealing that she was unaware of his true nature, prompting the separation.

During that time, Park Min Young emphasized her independence, denying any material support from Kang Jong Hyun, including money, vehicles, and luxury items.

In an official statement, she declared, "I have never received any financial support. My sister has also resigned from 'INBIOGEN.'"

However, Dispatch reported that Park Min Young did receive 250 million won in cash while dating Kang Jong Hyun.

The funds were transferred from Kang Jong Hyun's company to Park Min Young's personal account through a three-step process.

Contrary to her earlier statement, Kang Jong Hyun utilized a loan method to provide financial support to Park Min Young under the guise of 'living expenses.' This contradicts her claim of never receiving any financial assistance.

Kang Jong Hyun faces legal issues for embezzling company funds for personal use, including purchasing luxury items.

The prosecution revealed that he embezzled over 60 billion won, raising moral concerns if some of it was used for Park Min Young. Bithumb and INBIOGEN are currently in a suspended trading state.

In February of the previous year, Park Min Young underwent a prosecution investigation regarding undisclosed transactions related to Kang Jong Hyun's convertible bond participation. Despite being considered a "simple reference," suspicions of unjust gains remain unresolved.

Kang Jong Hyun was released on bail in December after a 10-month detention on charges of violating the Capital Markets Act.

Dispatch waited 10 months to inquire about the gifts from Kang Jong Hyun to Park Min Young, but both sides remained silent. Park Min Young's side has delayed responding for three weeks.

Meanwhile, Park Min Young returned to TV with the drama 'Marry My Husband' on January 1, pledging dedication to her work amid the ongoing controversy.

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BTS’s Jungkook is breaking new records on Spotify with his solo music.

His first solo debut song “Seven,” released in July 2023, ranked 74th on Spotify’s Weekly Top Songs Global chart for May 9–15. This marks 96 weeks in a row on the chart, making it the longest-running song by an Asian solo artist ever.

Jungkook’s first solo album “GOLDEN,” released in November 2023, ranked 61st on Spotify’s Weekly Top Albums Global chart for the same week. It also made history by staying on the chart for 80 weeks, the longest for any Asian solo artist’s album.

On top of that, Jungkook appeared on Spotify’s Weekly Top Artists Global chart for the 103rd week during May 9–15, showing his lasting global popularity.

With “Seven” and “GOLDEN,” Jungkook keeps proving why he is called a “record maker” by setting new milestones in Spotify streaming and global music charts. Fans continue to support his amazing solo journey, making history along the way.

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