Jeon Jong-seo Denies School Violence Allegations and Announces Comeback

The event was attended by Director Jung Se-kyo, writer Lee Byung-hak, and the cast members Jeon Jong-seo, Kim Moo-yeol, Jung Yu-mi, and Lee Soo-hyuk.

In April, Jeon Jong-seo was unexpectedly accused of being involved in school violence. According to a netizen on an online forum, they attended the same middle school as the actress known as “J”and accused her of being a perpetrator of school violence. It was later revealed that “J”was in fact Jeon Jong-seo.

Upon being made aware of the post on the community, Jeon Jong-seo’s agency, Andmarq, promptly investigated the matter by consulting with the actress and her acquaintances. After verifying the facts, they refuted the claims made in the post and announced their intention to take legal action against the spread of false information. They also assured to protect the actress through their law firm.

In her first public appearance since the accusations emerged, Jeon Jong-seo responded to inquiries about the validity of the rumors by reiterating her previous statement through her agency that they are completely false. She emphasized that if the allegations were true, she would not have been able to continue with her work or make public appearances. She expressed regret for being involved in such a situation and assured that she and her company are actively working towards resolving the issue and delivering a quality project to aid those who may have been affected.

She emphasized, “Today’s focus should be on ‘Queen Woo,’ as it is the main event. I urge the reporters to concentrate on the drama.”

“Queen Woo”is an enthralling historical action film that follows the queen as she grapples with multiple princes and tribes competing for power after the sudden passing of the king. With only 24 hours to establish a new king, the queen must fight fiercely for her chosen successor. The drama boasts an impressive cast, including Jeon Jong-seo as Woo-hee, Kim Moo-yeol as Eul-pa-so, Jung Yu-mi as Woo-sun, Lee Soo-hyuk as the third prince Go-bal-gi, Park Ji-hwan as Mu-gol, and Ji Chang-wook as Go-nam-moo, garnering much attention from viewers.

In the show, Jeon Jong-seo portrays the character of Woo-hee who is caught in a fierce power struggle after the death of the king. Kim Moo-yeol stars as Eul-pa-so, the national minister of Goguryeo. Jung Yu-mi plays the role of Woo-sun, the queen’s faithful maid, and Lee Soo-hyuk takes on the character of Go-bal-gi, the third prince and a contender for the throne.

“The series “Queen Woo”will be released in two parts, with Part 1 airing on TVING on August 29th and Part 2 following on September 12th, for a total of eight episodes.”

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