Following Lee Yi Kyung's case, a new AI scam has emerged, purporting to be actor Lee Jung Jae. Management office warns of scammers

A romance scam has occurred in which someone has posed as actor Lee Jung-jae. Lee Jung-jae's management office, Artist Company, said on the 22nd, "Recently, our actor
"A crime has occurred in which someone pretended to be Yu and demanded money and goods to gain financial benefits, and this has been reported in the media," the company said.
We would like to make it clear that we will not make any financial demands such as money, goods, bank transfers, or support." "Therefore, if you receive a message with this content, please do not respond immediately and avoid becoming a victim of fraud.
We ask that you take special care to ensure the safety of our artists and fans.'" The management office also emphasized, "We are currently working with the relevant authorities to confirm the relevant facts, and we are working to ensure the safety of our artists and fans.
On the 21st of this month, JTBC announced that a woman in her 50s, Ms. A, who lives in Miryang, Gyeongnam, had filed a lawsuit claiming to be Lee Jung-jae.
The report said that she had been defrauded of approximately 500 million won (approximately 53 million yen) by a romance fraud ring that used AI-generated selfies of Lee Jung-jae and fake IDs.
It was discovered that he had defrauded 500 million won over a period of about six months under the pretext of issuing VIP cards for fan meetings.
Meanwhile, Lee Jung-jae will be appearing in tvN's new Monday-Tuesday TV series "Hateful Love" starting November 3rd.
The TV series is about a "diss war," "fact bombing," and breaking down prejudices between a national actor who has lost his originality and an entertainment journalist with a strong sense of justice.