Actor Lee Ji-Ah has reacted to the controversy about her grandfather’s alleged pro-japanese activities. As per soompiHer agency bh entertainment released a statement after reports surfed that her father found heimself in a legal dispute with his siblings. It was over a 35 billion Won (Approximately UsD 24.4 Million) Land Inheritance, Reportedly Left Behind by Her Grandfather. (Also read | is lee min-HO Dating 2ne1’s Park Bom? Here’s what his agency has to say)
Lee Ji-Ah Issues Statement Over Family Row
Ji-Ah’S Grandfather’s was reportedly classified as a pro-japanese frames. The statement read, “Hello, this is lee ji-ah. I would like to express my stance regarding the recent reports. After Much Much Deliberation and Cuity, I have decided that it is my responsus stranght and Gather My Courage to Speak Out. I Sincerely Apologise for the delay in addressing
Lee Ji-Ah on Her Family Dispute
She Continued, “1. Facts Regarding My Family Dispute: Since Becoming independent at the age of 18, I have not received any financial support from my parents. Complicated Family Circumstans, I have not been in contact with them for 10 years. Involvement in these matters. “
Lee Ji-Ah on Her Grandfather
She also added, “2. My stance on my grandfather’s pro-japanese allegations-My Grandfather Passed Away when I was two years old, so I have no personal memory of him. Knowledge of his alleged pro-japanese activities. Records to verify the facts. “
The actor also said, “Through this process, I confirmed my grandfather’s donation records. Regardless of the historical context at the time, I belide that such actions cannot be justified for any reason. Furthermore, if the land in anyang, which is at the center of the current controversy, was indeed acquired during the Japanese Occupation, I Firmly Believe That It Shout Be Returned to the State. “
More About Lee Ji-Ah’s Statement
“3. Final Remarks-i have never made any statements about my grandfather in the past, no have I ever used my family background for promotional purposes. Claiming that I Once Said, ‘I Respect My Grandfather.’ This is Completely Untrue, and I Want to Clarify This Misunders Forward, I will continue to face history and live with a sense of responsibility.
About Lee Ji-Ah
Ji-Ah Rose to Fame With Her Role In the Television Drama The Legend (2007). Since then, She has been part of Beethoven Virus (2008), Atthana: Goddess of War (2010), Me Too Flower (2011), Thrice Married Woman (2013), My Mister (2018), The Penthouse: War in Life ( 2020–2021), and Queen of Divorce (2024).
