Actor Moon Chae-won launches hardline response to smear campaign On the 13th, Moon Chae-won's agency, IOK Company, said in an official position, "We have detected circumstantial evidence that unfounded false facts are being spread on various online platforms and XING regarding its Actor Moon Chae-won." "This has seriously damaged the Image, honor and personality as well as the mental damage of the Actor, and I realized that my fans are suffering extreme damage." "We have been keeping a close eye on the situation based on continuous monitoring and feedback from our fans," the agency said. "We are trying to make a strong legal response because the rumors are getting out of control." "We have completed the first evidence collection with internal monitoring and reporting. "We will submit The complaint through a law firm based on additional data," he said. "We will take strict measures without any consultation or goodwill in the future." Moon Chae-won has been suffering from various 'snow'. Previously, a story was held on the theme of actress A, who is a gangster in an entertainment program dealing with entertainment issues. After the broadcast, unfounded rumors spread that A is Moon Chae-won. The reason is that Moon Chae-won is consistent with the information that he got famous after his debut. Mr. A mentioned in the broadcast asked the advertiser for an unreasonable gift before the event or advertisement shoot, and if he did not receive the gift he requested, he posted a public sniping on XING. Netizens speculated that Moon Chae-won would be Moon Chae-won in light of the fact that Moon Chae-won posted a heartwarming post on his social network and then suddenly deleted it. Moon Chae-won was also bothered by a man who pretended to be his boyfriend. Mr. B, a 40-year-old man, uploaded several articles to his XING from 2015 to 2017, impersonating Moon Chae-won's boyfriend and sexually insulting articles. In response, Moon Chae-won sued B for Defamation and other charges, and B was reportedly sentenced to one year in prison and two years of probation.