Park Min Young suspected of receiving 27 million yen from former boyfriend Kang Jong Hyun

Actress Park Min-young has revealed the fact that she received 250 million won (about $27 million) in cash support from her ex-boyfriend Kang Jung Hyun.

A media outlet reported on the 15th that "Park Min Young received 250 million won in cash support from Kang Jung Hyun after dating him," and that they "confirmed the fact that money from Kang Jung Hyun's affiliate company was deposited into Park Min Young's personal account. The report also cited the prosecution's complaint and introduced the three-step process by which Park Min Young received the money.

According to the report, Kang Jung Hyun withdrew money from his affiliate company in the form of a loan and gave it to Park Min Young under the name of "living expenses.

Park Min Yong's agency HOOK Entertainment revealed that they are "currently sorting out their position" in relation to the allegations of the huge amount of money deposited in their personal passbook.

Park Min Young was involved in the allegations last October when it was known that he was dating Kang Jung Hyun, who is suspected of being the "real owner" of the virtual currency exchange "Bithumb".

Kang Jung Young was suspected of conspiring with his brother, Representative Kang Ji-young, from 2020 to September 2022 to manipulate the stock prices of Bithumb affiliates by reducing their value by 62.8 billion won (approximately 6.8 billion yen) to gain an unfair advantage. He was detained and indicted on suspicion of embezzlement and embezzlement under the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specific Economic Crimes and fraudulent and dishonest transactions under the Capital Market Act, but was recently released on bail to stand trial. His girlfriend at the time, Park Min Young, was also investigated by prosecutors as a witness in the relevant case last February.

Park Min Young clarified that she and Kang Jung Hyun "broke up" two days after the reports of their relationship rumors, and emphasized that the financial offer was never true.

Park Min Young, who recently made her comeback with tvN's new Monday-Tuesday drama "Marry My Husband," said at last year's production announcement, "I had a very unhealthy year physically and mentally," adding, "In fact, it was a short time, but I spent the whole time with regret. When I had an EEG test at a psychiatrist, my 'guilt' was so red that it was a danger signal," she once confessed her heartache.