Park Shin Hye recently shared her heartfelt reflections on wrapping up her role in The Judge from Hell.

On October 3rd, her agency, Salt Entertainment, released a message from the actress after the SBS drama's finale.

In The Judge from Hell (written by Jo Yi Soo and directed by Park Jin Pyo and Jo Eun Ji), Park Shin Hye played "Kang Bit Na," a powerful demon who takes over a judge's body to punish unrepentant criminals.

Reflecting on her experience, Park Shin Hye shared, "These seven months of filming brought me so much joy." She added, "I grew close to the staff and my fellow actors, making this project one I’ll always remember."

She expressed her gratitude to fans, saying, "I hope the viewers could feel the emotions we shared while creating this drama. Thank you for being with us."

In the role of "Kang Bit Na," Park Shin Hye brought intensity to her character as she delivered justice to criminals in brutal yet symbolic ways.

She seamlessly switched between her character’s human and demon sides, balancing the intensity of the fantasy storyline with moments of unexpected humor. Her bold scenes, from hand-to-hand combat to wielding swords and crossbows, kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

Park Shin Hye also captured the emotional evolution of her character, especially through her connection with Han Da On (played by Kim Jae Young). This dynamic added depth to her character, leaving fans curious about their relationship and the show’s ending.

Fans were captivated by her unique "ggugg-goo" style, featuring everything from detailed tweed outfits to traditional hanbok, which gave her character a striking visual appeal.

With her powerful performance, Park Shin Hye has once again shown her talent for taking on diverse roles, leaving fans excited to see what she does next.

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Kim Soo Hyun has admitted to dating the late Kim Sae Ron but strongly denies that their relationship began when she was a minor.

On March 14, Kim Soo Hyun’s agency, Gold Medalist, released a statement saying, “Kim Soo Hyun and Kim Sae Ron dated from the summer of 2019, after she became an adult, until the fall of 2020.” They emphasized, “The claim that he was in a relationship with her when she was a minor is not true.”

The agency also clarified that the photos of the two, which were revealed by Garo Sero Research Institute (Gaseyeon) and Kim Sae Ron herself, were taken in 2020 when she was already of legal age.

Regarding the legal implications of the allegations, lawyer Lee Go Eun appeared on YTN News to discuss whether Kim Soo Hyun could face charges if it were proven that he had been in a relationship with Kim Sae Ron when she was underage.

When asked about the possibility of legal punishment, Lee explained, “Under the law revised in May 2020, any physical relationship with a minor under the age of 16, even with consent, could lead to serious charges.”

However, she pointed out a key legal detail, saying, “Before the 2020 revision, the law applied only to minors under 13 years old. Since Kim Sae Ron was 15 in 2015, the legal framework at the time does not classify her as a protected minor in this context.”

Lee concluded, “Given the laws in place at the time, it seems difficult for Kim Soo Hyun to face legal consequences.”

She further added, “For any case to proceed against him, there would need to be clear evidence of more than just dating. Based on what is currently known, holding him legally accountable may be challenging.”

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