The aftermath of the controversy continues as Kim Hieora's appearance in "SNL Korea" got canceled due to her involvement with the infamous Iljin Gang at Sangji Girls' High School.
"Iljin" is a Korean term that refers to bullies within a school setting who take over control over fellow schoolmates using physical power.
Following the successful finale of "The Uncanny Counter" season 2, Kim Hieora is in hot water after Dispatch dropped bombshell news regarding her past.
It was after the media outlet received information about the actress' involvement in bullying incidents way back in middle school.
Kim Hieora's Guesting in 'SNL Korea' Halted
As soon as the news broke, media outlets cited that the actress' scheduled filming of "SNL Korea" season 4 was canceled by the producers.
Following this, Kim Hieora confessed that she was part of the Big Sangji but denied that she participated in school violence.
Admitting that she was not a model student back then, the stress said that she reflected on those days."
"I have never hit anyone. Of course, that doesn't mean I am not responsible. I lived as a bystander," she pointed out.
Dispatch also gathered evidence showing a screengrab from their online group message board, showing Kim Hieora actively commented on the group's activities.
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