'The Glory' fame Kim Hieora says 'was a bystander' after bullying accusations
South Korean actress Kim Hieora has responded to allegations of school bullying, denying any involvement in the violence. Despite being a part of the infamous Big Sangji gang, she claims she was merely a bystander.
In Short
- As suggested by reports, Kim Hieora was a part of a notorious bullying gang back in her school days.
- However, she denies involvement in any violent activities.
- The actress is well-known for her roles in 'The Glory' and 'Uncanny Counter 2'.
Kim Hieora, the actress known for her roles in 'The Glory' and 'Uncanny Counter 2', has spoken out about allegations of being a school bully during her middle school days. She claims that she did not participate in any violent activity.
KIM HIEO-RA DENIES BULLYING ACCUSATIONS
According to reports from South Korean media outlets, Kim Hieora was part of a notorious gang at Sangji Girls' Middle School. They were known for extorting, physically assaulting and verbally abusing other students. While Hieora acknowledged her association with the group, she denied any direct involvement in the violent acts.
She stated that she was merely a bystander, not a perpetrator of the bullying. Despite claims from several victims accusing her of sending them on errands and stealing money, Hieora refuted these allegations and maintained that she had never physically or verbally abused anyone.
She also denied having been ordered to do community service for theft. Reflecting on her past, Hieora expressed regret for being a passive observer to the bullying. She made her debut as a musical theatre actor in 2009 and later gained recognition for her performances in television dramas.
ABOUT KIM HIEORA
Kim Hieora is a South Korean actress. She gained recognition for her role as Lee Sa-ra in 'The Glory'. In 2021, she appeared in dramas like 'Beyond Evil', 'Hospital Playlist 2', 'Bad and Crazy', and 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo'.