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‘School Violence’ Song Ha-yoon Even Swore At Cat Mom? Past Revelations Re-examined

Song Ha-yoon continues to draw attention as a disclosure of the actress swearing at a woman who took care of street cats appeared

A past article about Song Ha-yoon written in an online community in December 2015 is drawing keen attention. A netizen with the ID ‘Cat**’ claimed that Song Ha-yoon and her father swore at a woman who was feeding a stray cat. 

This person said, “Song Ha-yoon’s father gave food to a cat mom who was feeding a stray cat and he was like a gangster. Song Ha-yoon didn’t even stop her father but she kept on repeating the curse words, such as ‘Ya XXX, old woman XXX, how old are you?’. When the police came, they hid, but as the police went away, they swore at the cat mom again”.

The netizen also criticized Song Ha-yoon, saying “Song Ha-yoon threw away the food brought by the cat mom in the trash, she is so good at managing her image since she’s doing broadcast”.

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This is not the first time that past revelations about Song Ha-yoon have been discovered. A past article exposing Song Ha-yoon’s school violence and forced school transfer re-emerged when the school violence controversy broke out.

Back in June 2018, a fan of Song Ha-yoon shared photos of the actress’s appearance on an entertainment program at that time. Under the post, a netizen with the DI ‘Labang***’ claimed that Song Ha-yoon was their classmate in high school and said, “She was forced to transfer to another school after bullying and hitting one of my friends in a gang. This friend is very different from her look”.

As such, netizens began to pay attention to Song Ha-yoon’s frequent school transfers in the past. In this regard, the actress’s agency King Kong by Starship admitted that Song Ha-yoon was forced to transfer to another school due to her involvement in a school violence case. However, the agency said, “But this issue has nothing to do with the school violence allegations”.

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