Actress Go MinSi denies bullying allegations, conducts interview for currently airing TV series? Will she be able to break through the affair head-on?

Actress Go MinSi has denied the allegations of school violence (bullying) that have surfaced online, and has canceled her participation in a brand event scheduled for tomorrow (29th) at a location in Seoul.
With the news of this happening, interest is growing as to whether or not they will be giving an interview related to the genie TV original program "Romance is the Secret Ingredient."
On the 28th (today), according to a source from Go MinSi's management office, MYSTIC STORY, there is still no confirmation as to whether or not she will be interviewed after the TV series has aired.
It has not yet been decided. It is said that the matter is currently under discussion within the management. Previously, online communities had reported that actress Go had been bullied, blackmailed, verbally abused, and subjected to obstacles during her school days.
After an exposé was posted alleging that the actress had mocked and threatened students with sexual assault, speculation arose that she was Go MinSi.
The management office stated, "The contents are clearly false and completely unfounded," and "Our company does not intend to engage in malicious acts based on false facts."
"We are deeply concerned and regretful that the reputation of our actresses has been tarnished by these posts," the agency said in a statement denying the allegations.
It continues, "Appoint a legal representative and file a civil and criminal lawsuit against the
"We are announcing that we have begun investigations and progress," and "Speculative reports and dissemination that have not been verified as facts about our actresses can cause deep hurt not only to the actresses but also to their families.
"We ask that you refrain from reckless dissemination and distribution," he added. Go MinSi plans to deny the allegations and take legal action, so we will be holding an interview after the TV series ends.
Meanwhile, "Romance is the Secret Ingredient" is about a "recipe hunter" who acquires and merges small restaurants in order to take over a major food company.
The kitchen is a war-like battle between Han Bom-woo (played by Kang HaNeul), the heir to a wealthy family, and Mo Young Ji-yu (played by Go MinSi), a fastidious chef who runs an unbranded restaurant in the countryside.
A slapstick coming-of-age romance. Since its release, it has been gaining popularity, including taking the number one spot on Netflix's Korean Top 10.