Right, like he needed help with that. The moment his agency and he, who is really him but whatever, first denied the dating rumors and then backtracked to say they only dated when she was an adult, he was damaged.
More than LSG, I feel truly sad for Lee Da In. She has had to bear the curse of her father, both professionally and personally, for a long time, and it appears she will continue to do so for some time to come.
agree! It's very strange that her family bring this up after she died.
I agree with everything you say, and I also think that oftentimes than not, and especially in a society such as South Korea, it would have hurt KSR more than helped if she or her family had come out with all this before her death. Look at what happened last year when she uploaded that photo of them to her Instagram. He was more powerful than her then and probably still is now. She was already battling, or maybe the right word was working to salvage her tarnished image. It would have blown up in her face, for sure. As it indeed did.
I agree her family should have done more, but who is to say they didn't try to do all they could without ruining her career? They were probably trying to protect her from the public when the monster was closer to home. It is much easier to speculate when removed from the situation. It is indeed so very, very sad. I wish the people speaking out now had done so before when she needed it the most, but the truth is that it's such a toxic industry, and very few escape it without a blemish.
I've seen people interpret the fact that he didn’t mention her name as narcissistic. While I don’t buy into…
I respect your opinion, but I had no expectations whatsoever, nor do I have a dog in this fight. I do, however, believe the least he could have done is call the person he had some semblance of a relationship with by her given name rather than refer to her as the "dead person".
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I agree her family should have done more, but who is to say they didn't try to do all they could without ruining her career? They were probably trying to protect her from the public when the monster was closer to home. It is much easier to speculate when removed from the situation. It is indeed so very, very sad. I wish the people speaking out now had done so before when she needed it the most, but the truth is that it's such a toxic industry, and very few escape it without a blemish.