In another case of alleged fraud by a celebrity's parent, Girls' Generation Tiffany's father has been accused of scamming a loaner over 10 years ago.
On December 4, Mr. A alleged he was the victim of fraud by Tiffany's father Mr. Hwang in Manila, Philippines in 2007. The supposed victim told media outlets, "In the past, I trusted him and lent him money, but I wasn't able to get it back. I gave up on it for the past 10 years, but I'm now gaining the strength to speak up. The last time I was able to contact him was in April of 2018."
Mr. A continued that he attempted to contact Mr. Hwang multiple times without success, and three years ago, rumors said Mr. Hwang underwent major surgery in America. He added, "Tiffany and her older brother know about it."
Mr. A also accused Tiffany's father of running a scam under the guise of a golf course, and Mr. Hwang allegedly used mobsters to control him. He continued, "The world has changed, and we can freely discuss the scams we endured from the families of celebrities. It's late, but I'm posting this."
What are your thoughts on the accusations?
On December 4, Mr. A alleged he was the victim of fraud by Tiffany's father Mr. Hwang in Manila, Philippines in 2007. The supposed victim told media outlets, "In the past, I trusted him and lent him money, but I wasn't able to get it back. I gave up on it for the past 10 years, but I'm now gaining the strength to speak up. The last time I was able to contact him was in April of 2018."
Mr. A continued that he attempted to contact Mr. Hwang multiple times without success, and three years ago, rumors said Mr. Hwang underwent major surgery in America. He added, "Tiffany and her older brother know about it."
Mr. A also accused Tiffany's father of running a scam under the guise of a golf course, and Mr. Hwang allegedly used mobsters to control him. He continued, "The world has changed, and we can freely discuss the scams we endured from the families of celebrities. It's late, but I'm posting this."
What are your thoughts on the accusations?
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This is starting to become the Me Too movement of kpop, I wonder who's next.
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