HYERI (Girl's Day) in tears during stage greeting... First public appearance since ticket-buying allegations surfaced for movie she stars in

HYERI (Girl's Day) ended up crying during her on-stage speech after being accused of buying up tickets for the movie "Victory."
On the 12th, at Megabox COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul,
A special GV and screening support event for the movie "Victory" was held. Director Park Bum-soo, HYERI, actress Park Se-Wan and others participated in the talk.
HYERI played the role of Pil-seong in "Victory." She said, "I was encouraged by the many words of encouragement I received after watching the film. I want to repay the support."
In fact, HYERI's official schedule for the promotion of "Victory" has been shortened to one hour in order to get closer to the audience.
She showed her passion and affection by visiting the cinema even on days when she didn't have time and greeting the actors. She also commented, "It was a movie that made me feel all kinds of emotions," and "I felt happy, sad, lonely, and happy.
"It's a movie that made me cry with many emotions, sad and happy. I hope it will make you laugh and cry too." HYERI was in tears when she spoke about the movie while holding the microphone at the GV.
"When I first saw the film and thought about showing it to the audience, I was very proud of it. I want them to know my sincerity," he said.
When HYERI shed tears during her speech on stage, some people wondered if she was aware of the allegations that she had bought up tickets for "Victory."
Recently, when "Victory" reversed course and became number one at the box office in its first five weeks since release, some people started to suspect that tickets for "Victory" were being bought up.
In response to this, Mindmark, the distributor of "Victory," said on the 11th, "This is completely unfounded. With the mid-autumn celebration (Chuseok) approaching, some companies and organizations are
"In particular, the dates of the private screenings overlapped on weekdays this week, just before the long weekend, and the number of people attending naturally increased,"
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