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In shocking allegations, Gaeun, from fifth-generation girl group MADEIN, came forward with claims of sexual assault against her CEO.

These were asserted in the most recent episode of the JTBC program "Scandal Supervisor," broadcast on November 22.

According to TopStarNews, on October 26, Gaeun spoke about an unsettling incident following her announcement to leave the group — in a pre-recorded audio statement. She alleged that the CEO forced her into a situation that ultimately turned into sexual assault after she repeatedly told him 'no.'

"I told him that it was my wish to leave the group after the round of activities," Gaeun recounted. "He asked that if he granted my wish, would I also grant his wish? He wanted me to be his one-day girlfriend."

She claimed that the CEO held her in his office and pressed against her for two hours, though she had repeatedly protested.

Gaeun described how he forced her to kiss him and groped her with force while saying, "I rejected him and he kept doing these things for 2 hours."

When the situation first broke out, the CEO's legal representative stated that there was no proof of sexual harassment and called Gaeun's claims absurd.

However, after the parents of the group members got in touch with the CEO, he recognized his error and vowed to quit the company. Although he denied any desire to dissolve the group, he said he viewed their performance a few days later as something that upset the members.

Now, Gaeun's parents are slamming the CEO, claiming their daughter was a victim of manipulation and abuse. "You realize that she is still a minor, right?" they stated during a confrontation with the CEO.

Currently, Gaeun has removed all of her posts from her SNS account and has unfollowed the CEO, which made many users worry about her situation. Due to health issues, she is taking a break from group activities, 143 Entertainment announced on November 11.

The fans and netizens are fuming with this case, demanding the K-pop industry to be more responsible and aware of sexual misconduct cases and predation.

It is yet to be confirmed whether 143 Entertainment responded to the allegations or not with the broadcast of "Scandal Supervisor."