Sung Si Kyung is heartbroken over his former manager's fraud... ”I'm really low now”

Singer Sung Si Kyung has once again revealed his current state of mind after being scammed by his former manager. In a video posted on the 9th on his YouTube channel "Sung Si Kyung," Sung Si Kyung
During a conversation with singer Kim Kwang-jin, Sung Si Kyung mentioned the recent fraud victim by his manager. Sung Si Kyung and Kim Kwang-jin have previously collaborated but failed to achieve their goals.
When asked why he chose to do this, he reflected, "A few years ago, I was asked to do 'Letter' with him, but I was in a state of euphoria and couldn't do it."
Sung Si Kyung responded, "We have low and high states,
"The general public may not understand this very well. I'm really in a low state right now," he said, indirectly hinting at the possibility of being defrauded by his manager.
Recently, Sung Si Kyung broke up with her former manager, Mr. A, who she had been with for over 10 years. Mr. A caused financial damage in the course of business.
Management office S-KEI Jaewon said, "It has been confirmed that Sung Si Kyung's former manager betrayed the company's trust in the course of his duties during his tenure."
They continued, "As a result of our internal investigation, we have recognized the seriousness of the incident and are currently confirming the exact extent of the damage. The staff member in question has already resigned."
He added, "We are keenly aware of our responsibility to manage and supervise, and are reorganizing our internal management system to prevent similar incidents from recurring.
We sincerely apologize for causing concern to the fans who support us." After that, Sung Si Kyung temporarily suspended her YouTube account and
"The past few months have been extremely difficult and unbearable. I have experienced betrayal by people I trusted, cherished, and considered like family. This is the first time in my 25 years since debut that I have been betrayed," she said.
"It's not about the past, but even at my age it still wasn't easy," he said.