Actor Yu A In's 6.3 billion won house's new owner is a 7-year-old child (Korea)

A detached house in Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, sold by actor Yu A In (38, real name Uhm Hong-sik), who is currently on trial for illegal drug use, was sold to a
It was revealed that the property was purchased entirely in cash by a 20-year-old child. On the 26th, an industry source said that a detached house in Yongsan District that Yu A In purchased in 2016 under the name of a corporation called "U Company LLC" was
The ownership of the house was transferred to Park, who was born in July 2017. According to the real estate registry, the purchase contract was signed on the 20th of last month, and the transfer of ownership was submitted to the court just after the contract was signed.
The deal was concluded on the 19th of this month, one month after the sale. Since the buyer had not taken out a mortgage after transferring ownership, the purchase price of 6.3 billion won (approximately 677.2 million yen) was paid in cash.
It is believed that the house was revealed by Yu A In on the popular variety show "I Live Alone." The house is a detached house with one basement floor and three floors above ground.
The facility has an area of 337 square meters and a total floor area of 418.26 square meters. Meanwhile, Yu A In will be undergoing beauty treatments at a hospital in Seoul from September 2020 to March 2022.
He was indicted in October last year on suspicion of habitually administering medical propofol and other drugs 181 times under the guise of personal anesthesia. He also allegedly administered other drugs 44 times between May 2021 and May last year.
He was also accused of illegally prescribing and purchasing approximately 1,100 tablets of two types of sleeping pills under someone else's name, as well as smoking marijuana three times in the United States in January this year with an acquaintance, Mr. Choi.
The first-instance court found him guilty of habitually taking medical drugs and habitually purchasing sleeping pills under someone else's name, and sentenced him to one year in prison.
She was found not guilty of the charge of destroying evidence due to insufficient evidence. In the first trial, the prosecution sought a four-year prison sentence for Yu A In. The second trial is scheduled to be handed down on February 18, 2025.