Actress Kim Hieora, who starred in the hit TV series ”The Glory” about bullying, admits to being in a delinquent group in middle school...denies violence

Actress Kim Heeora, who became popular for her role in the Korean TV series ``The Glory'', which is based on bullying, has become a hot topic after it was reported that she was a delinquent student in the past.
On the 6th, Dispatch met with 10 victims from A Girls' Junior High School, which Kim Hieora graduated from, and reported that Kim Hieora had extorted money and paid it to her seniors.
According to Dispatch, Kim Hieora belonged to a delinquent group from 2003 to 2004 while attending A Girls' Junior High School. The victim said of the group,
I asked him to give me some money. With that money, I buy cigarettes, drink alcohol, and go to karaoke. I also buy presents for my boyfriend. If I don't give them money, they will bully me," he said.
On the other hand, Kim Hieora admitted that she was in a delinquent group, saying, ``There is no doubt that I was hanging out with my friends.''
He refuted the allegations of violence, saying, "I never hit my juniors." Also in 2004, Kim Hieora was sentenced to community service as punishment for a school theft incident. At that time, theft
Mr. B, who stole it, said, "I wanted to show my sister (Kim Hieora) well, so I stole voluntarily. My teacher didn't believe me, so I called my sister and we were punished together."
Regarding this, Kim Hieora said, "It was not something I instructed, but no one believed me. I was shocked while doing community service. I have never been trusted.
"I realized that I wasn't doing it right," he said.