Singer Park Hye-kyung Files Police Report Over Absurd '300 Affairs' Fake News

Singer Park Hye-kyung revealed that she has filed a report with the cyber investigation unit after being targeted by absurd fake news claiming she had committed 300 acts of infidelity.

Park recently appeared on entertainer Shin Jung-hwan's YouTube channel, "Doctor Shin," and said, "I went to the police station at dawn. I reported it to the cyber investigation unit." She expressed her disbelief, stating, "Someone created a YouTube channel in Vietnam and was uploading nonsensical fake news about all sorts of celebrities. One of the claims was that I had been married and committed over 300 acts of infidelity."

She continued, "The content claimed that I had an affair while my husband was away on a business trip, that it was caught on CCTV and exposed to the media, and that I had to stop my career because of it. It wasn't even three times, but 300 times," she said, shaking her head in disbelief.

Park explained, "At first, I was so angry that I wrote in the comments, 'You're dead. I won't let this slide.' However, I was told that the comments couldn't be deleted immediately due to YouTube's policies. So, I filed a report myself and received a response that legal proceedings would be initiated."

She also revealed that she later calmed down and edited her comment. Park added, "I wrote again, 'This is Park Hye-kyung. I have never been married. Therefore, I do not have a husband. What is this talk of infidelity? I have reported this.' Since I've never even been married, the premise that I had a husband makes no sense at all. In the end, I had to report it to the cyber investigation unit."

Meanwhile, Park is known as one of the entertainment industry's prominent singles. She recently appeared on the YouTube channel "It's Lee Ji-yeon" and shared her views on dating, saying, "Because I've never been married, at this age, I actually prefer people who have been divorced. I think people who have had the experience of building a family are more attractive as human beings."



(Reported by Kang Kyung-yoon, SBS Entertainment News)
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