Song Ha-yoon Refused to Apologize Multiple Times, Ruining Her Own Career? 

On April 1, allegations of Song Ha-yoon‘s school violence were raised through a JTBC program. In response, Song Ha-yoon’s side acknowledged that the actress was forced to transfer schools, but denied the allegations of school violence. 

Later on on April 8, JTBC aired another report, where a victim accused Song Ha-yoon of group assault in their interview. 

According to this victim, they suffered from injuries for more than 4 weeks due to this incident. Two of the perpetrators later came to their house to apologize, but Song Ha-yoon never gave them any apology. The same victim mentioned that they became a victim of group assault due to Song Ha-yoon’s instigation, and Song Ha-yoon herself was also involved in the assault.

Meanwhile, the first victim emphasized in the JTBC broadcast that their revelations were not false.

According to former entertainment reporter Lee Jin-ho, the first whistleblower and the second victim’s interviews contradict the explanation of Song Ha-yoon’s agency, leading to additional disclosures. 

He explained that the first whistleblower (hereinafter referred to as B), gave Song Ha-yoon and her agency about a month’s time and opportunity to apologize, and if Song Ha-yoon had shown courage, this controversy might not have arisen.

B wanted the reasons for the assault against them and a sincere apology, but Song Ha-yoon’s agency did not accept the demands. Furthermore, B also criticized the agency for not conveying the contents of their communication with Song Ha-yoon.

B also told Lee Jin-ho that if Song Ha-yoon’s side had apologized, they wouldn’t have wanted to make the issue public. The agency’s response ended up exacerbating the problem.

If Song Ha-yoon had acknowledged and reflected on her past, she could have continued her heyday with “Marry My Husband”. Ultimately, it was her refusal to apologize that led to her downfall. 

Source: Nate