Go Kyung-pyo Faces Misconduct Allegations at Unmanned Photo Studio; Agency Promises “Strict Legal Action Without Leniency”

On January 7th, CL&COMPANY issued an official statement regarding the recent unfounded rumors surrounding their artist, Go Kyung-pyo. The agency condemned these fabrications as they have been widely circulated across various online platforms and social media.

The statement highlighted, “This behavior not only constitutes a serious criminal act but also tarnishes the dignity and reputation of our artist. We are actively monitoring the situation and intend to pursue rigorous legal action against those responsible for malicious rumors and the spread of false information.” The agency reiterated its commitment to taking decisive legal steps against any illegal activities, declaring that there will be no negotiations or leniency for offenders. CL&COMPANY vows to rigorously defend the rights of their artists and the supportive fans behind them.

Additionally, on the same day, Go Kyung-pyo took to his social media Story, posting a light-hearted message accompanied by a photo. His message read, “Don’t worry. I’m not that crazy. Let’s see what happens to these lunatics.”

In the accompanying image, the actor is playfully positioned inside a photo booth, making a V-sign and a heart gesture with a vibrant smile that is sure to resonate with his fans.

These recent false rumors suggested that Go Kyung-pyo was involved in inappropriate conduct at an unmanned photo studio. In response, CL&COMPANY promptly issued their official stance to counter the allegations.

Go Kyung-pyo, who made his acting debut in 2010 with KBS2’s “Jungle Fish 2” , has gained fame through various projects, including tvN’s “Potato Star 2013QR3” and KBS2’s “Naeil’s Cantabile.” His breakout role in tvN’s “Reply 1988” catapulted him to prominence, and he recently appeared in the JTBC series “Frankly Speaking.”

The talented actor has also charmed audiences through several variety shows. His humorous side shone in tvN’s “The Backpacker Chef 2,” which concluded in November, and he was seen on KBS2 TV’s “The Seasons: Lee Young-ji’s Rainbow.” Fans can look forward to his upcoming participation in tvN’s “Sixth Sense Spin-off.”

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