An Xiumei, a funny entertainer involved in a real estate fraud case, told her grievances.
According to South Korean media reports: On the 28th of this month, funny artist An Xiumei said in a call with OSEN that "there is no (real estate) business for the affluent class, nor has she met with Tae-yeon of the Girlhood, and her personal life is very difficult." ”
Prior to this, a media reported the news of a "fraud case" of a real estate planning company. Han Yu did not know that the real estate company used the "development plan" as a gimmick to disguise the land that could not be developed as a project to be developed, and deceived investors into purchasing the land, and the amount involved reached 250 billion won.
In addition, the report also said that a funny artist openly recruited by KBS as the investment salesman of the real estate also mobilized the wealthy class to invest.
Subsequently, another media outlet reported that the "funny artist" who was openly recruited by KBS was the comedian Ahn so-mi, and the K-pop star among the victims was Kim Tae-yeon, a member of Girls' Generation.
Under such circumstances, An Xiumei confided her grievances to the media: there was no persuasion from the wealthy class to invest, and the funny artist went to study abroad after the end of her career. After studying and living hard in Japan, I began to learn about real estate on my own.
She went on to say, "I've never seen Tae-yeon," "I haven't done anything for the wealthy," and "I don't have anything to explain because I didn't do anything wrong, and I'll deal with it legally." ”
On the other hand, Han Entertainment did not know that for the news that Tae-yeon suffered 1.1 billion yuan of fraud, SM responded with "This is a problem of artist assets, and the company cannot confirm it".