(Video) Controversial YouTuber Lee Jinho Reveals Late Actress Kim Saeron's Final Phone Call
The same Youtuber is now making headlines after releasing another video regarding Kim Saeron. On 22nd April 2025 (Tuesday), he uploaded a YouTube video titled 'Shocking Exclusive! Kim Sae Ron's Last Voice Recording… Was It Really Kim Soo Hyun's Fault?' to his channel, Entertainment President Lee Jin Ho, shedding new light on the late actress's final months.
Lee Jinho went on to say, 'From the age of two, she worked tirelessly in the entertainment industry. However, following her DUI incident, her life began to spiral out of control, and within a year, she was forced to take on part-time jobs.' He later claimed that the late actress struggled with the immense pressure of being the family's main breadwinner, eventually marrying a man in the United States despite her family's disapproval. 'But Kim Sae Ron longed to escape the harsh realities of her life in Korea and dreamed of starting anew in the U.S.,' he added.
As part of the video, Lee Jinho released a phone call recording of Kim Saeron with a close friend and she said 'Nothing happened, really. But my boyfriend showed me YouTube videos of shamans doing readings on me. They all said I'm evil, that I should already be dead, and that my time has stopped.' She then continues, 'They keep saying I'm a withered flower that can't bloom again, that I'm selfish and terrible…'
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