Actress Jeon Jong Seo, ”The school violence issue is groundless. If it were true, I wouldn't be able to come out with pride”... Denies the issue again

Actress Jeon Jong Seo has admitted that the school violence incident that happened to her is completely unfounded. On the afternoon of the 27th, Jeon Jong Seo appeared at the CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
At the press conference, Jeon Jong Seo, along with actors Kim Moo Yul, Jung Yu Mi, Lee
Suhyuk also participated and spoke. Jeon Jong Seo was asked questions by reporters about the school violence incident that occurred last April.
In response to the question, Jeon Jong Seo said, "Regarding the content of your question, we will clarify our position through our company.
As I stated, it is completely untrue," he said. "If it were true, I wouldn't be able to stand here today promoting my work in front of the public and reporters."
"I regret that such a thing happened, and I hope that those who were hurt by it will receive some good support through these activities," he said.
"I will recover after this," he said, adding, "I am trying to sort this out." Prior to this, Jeon Jong Seo had admitted to being a perpetrator of school violence in an online community in April.
The article making the allegations was published and spread. The author of the article said, "Jeon Jong Seo stole or took away students' gym clothes and uniforms and would verbally abuse them if they did not return them to him" in relation to his school days.
"I was once verbally abused when I didn't hand over my gym clothes, chased to the bathroom and kicked the door," she said. However, Jeon Jong Seo's management office &Mark responded,
The management office strongly denied this through an official statement, saying, "We are investigating the false and malicious information about Jeon Jong Seo that has been spreading through online communities and social media.
We have confirmed the rumor that was posted on the community and thoroughly verified the facts through the actor himself and his close acquaintances. We have confirmed that the allegations made in the article are completely untrue.
"We have confirmed that the information is true," the company said. It also emphasized that it will take strong action against the dissemination of false information. Meanwhile, "The Queen's End," in which Jeon Jong Seo stars, has been postponed due to the sudden death of the king.
This is a period drama about Queen U, who becomes the target of princes vying for the throne and five tribes trying to seize power, and struggles alone to install a new king within 24 hours.