Go Min Si from ‘Tastefully Yours' cancels her public appearance amid school bullying controversy
Go Min Si
is the latest Korean star to get tangled in the ongoing controversy sweeping the industry. The beauty came under the scanner over a school bullying allegation. Following a wave of backlash, the actress' work schedules have also been affected.
The controversy
A social media post went viral that claimed that actress Go Min Si was involved in school bullying, money extortion and ostracising students when she was in high school. As soon as the allegations against the actress went viral online, multiple netizens slammed the actress for not taking responsibility for her past mistakes.
Go Min Si cancels event
Amid continuous criticism, the actress even had to cancel a pre-scheduled event as well. As per Allkpop, the actress was scheduled to appear in a brand event on May 28 along with other celebrities; however, she will no longer be present at the event. The brand event will see attendance from Kim Seon Ho, Lee Min Jung, footballer Hwang Hee Chan (Wolverhampton), Aespa's Giselle, and many more.
Company denies all allegations
The actress's company promptly responded to the rumours and issued a statement sharing that all allegations are false and that there would be legal action against defamatory statements against the actress. They issued a statement sharing, 'After checking through various channels, including the actress herself, we have confirmed that these claims are completely baseless.'
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Along with Go Min Si, a close acquaintance of the actress was also accused of being involved in school bullying cases as well. According to reports, a friend went on record and refuted all claims saying, "Whether it was in middle or high school, I never bullied anyone. I hope you bring evidence. I'm not afraid. Isn't hiding behind anonymous posts like this the real form of violence?"
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