Past News Article on Top Star’s Dating History Resurfaces Amid Kim Sae-ron’s Aunt’s Exposé
According to Koreaboo, a resurfaced news article from 2020 has gained attention following recent allegations about actor Kim Soo-hyun’s past relationship with the late actress Kim Sae-ron.
The exposé was revealed on March 10 via the Garosero Research Institute YouTube channel by Kim Sae-ron’s aunt, who claimed that the two allegedly began dating in 2015 when Kim Sae-ron was 15 and Kim Soo-hyun was 27.
The significant age gap in their rumored relationship has sparked widespread debate, with many netizens expressing their shock and disapproval. However, some online users pointed out that hints about his dating history had already been discussed years earlier. A past news article from 2020, now resurfacing online, suggested that a “Hallyu top star” was known for dating significantly younger women.
“There are rumors that Hallyu top star A is dating child actress B. Both of them are in the same agency and have moved to a new agency together. In particular, top star A has previously dated idol-turned-actress C and actress D, who was in her twenties. Many believe that based on top star A’s history of dating young women, this relationship will also end soon.”
Korean netizens revisiting the article have voiced their shock, suggesting that the entertainment industry may have long been aware of these rumors.
- Oh, I checked, and it’s an article from 2020.
- So, some people already knew about this.
- Wow, does that mean he was dating young girls even before meeting Kim Sae-ron??
- Wait, what’s with the last sentence… I heard they broke up as soon as she became an adult, so I thought it wasn’t that bad, but is this seriously true?
- There’s nothing confirmed about C and D, right?
- Even on fan forums, there were people saying rumors were going around back then… I saw a post about it yesterday.
As discussions continue to unfold, the resurfaced article and past rumors have only intensified scrutiny over the claims surrounding Kim Soo-hyun.
