Park Na-rae halted activities and launched formal legal action amid allegations of power abuse toward former managers and controversy over illegal medical procedures via an injection aunt. Meanwhile, the former managers released multiple errand records they say show Park Na-rae abused her power, and statements previously made by the former managers are being revisited.
On the 13th, Dispatch revealed several errands Park Na-rae requested of former managers A and B. The disclosed material included requests for female managers to obtain gynecological proxy prescriptions, which has intensified the controversy.
According to the report, Park Na-rae completed airport departure procedures for filming the I Live Alone Taiwan episode but asked a manager to bring a Chanel bag from her Itaewon home. A lied that she had not brought the medication, went through a process to cancel the departure screening, and left the airport.
In addition, the former managers said errands included tasks involving Park Na-rae's family and her mother's friends. The managers said they made appointments for Park Na-rae's younger brother's health checkup and for nose and ptosis surgeries for a friend of Park Na-rae's mother, and they revealed they even fetched snacks and alcohol consumed by Park Na-rae at outings with her boyfriend.
Some of Park Na-rae's errands involved things that could be done only because the managers were women. The former managers say they were forced to obtain gynecological proxy prescriptions and released a medical confirmation and the relevant KakaoTalk messages. In the disclosed messages, manager A told manager B, "Buy X medicine at the gynecology clinic. She has to take it before recording," and B replied, "Do I have to get examined…?" and complained, "I hate that my medical data gets dirty."
A apologized, saying, "Ask them to make sure it won't be recorded. I should have gone to get the medicine.. sorry," and B vented, "It's Narae's fault, why is A apologizing? Tell her to treat us well. Really." A also said she had received a gynecological proxy prescription at Park Na-rae's request and produced a medical confirmation as evidence.
A and B lamented about such proxy prescriptions, saying, "Gynecology proxy prescriptions? I mainly just wanted to protect my celebrity," and "I'm unmarried. If someone I marry were to see my medical records…"
Their actions could be punishable under the Medical Service Act. Why mention this despite that? They said, "There are things only the parties involved can know. Because someone cried during a call, please don't recklessly pretend to know everything," and "Some YouTubers said, 'How could she do that when Park Na-rae treated them so well?' Then what didn't we do? Have you ever run errands like these? We truly did our best," referring to public reaction from recently released recordings.
The former managers also directly refuted a recent YouTube channel's claim of corporate card misuse. Earlier, a YouTuber alleged that Park Na-rae's former managers used the corporate card for 130 million won over one year and two months.
But A released corporate card statements showing she used 48.57 million won over one year from October 2024 to September 2025. Most spending went to fuel, parking, driver fees, snacks and props, and the list included costs for Park Na-rae's mother's plastic surgery. B's spending in the same period was 67.05 million won, largely for dinners, snacks and airfare.
They said corporate card charges the managers made are sent to Park Na-rae immediately upon payment. Accordingly, examples were released showing Park Na-rae asking managers right away about charges she did not recognize.
As additional manager disclosures continued, reports from last month after the breakdown of negotiations between the sides are being revisited. At the time, the former managers said, "The parties' settlement conditions didn't match. Park Na-rae's side said, 'Let's resolve this through a thorough investigation and legal evidence,'" and added, "The core issue is power abuse toward the managers."
The former managers claimed, "The injection aunt controversy is just one of 100 suspicions related to Park Na-rae," and said, "They will be revealed one by one through police investigation." As new allegations emerged that managers had been asked to obtain proxy prescriptions, past remarks by the former managers are being revisited, and attention is focused on how a full police investigation will proceed.
Meanwhile, Park Na-rae has suspended activities amid multiple controversies. On the 3rd of last month, the former managers filed a request with the Seoul Western District Court to provisionally seize real estate worth about 100 million won, alleging Park Na-rae's power abuse, special injury, proxy prescriptions, illegal medical procedures and unpaid production fees. They also warned of a forthcoming damages suit claiming harm suffered during their employment. Park Na-rae denied the former managers' allegations and instead countersued them on attempted extortion charges.
The former managers then accused Park Na-rae of embezzlement, saying she falsely registered a former boyfriend as an employee and transferred money under the pretext of salary, and they filed complaints over special injury and defamation, among other charges. Park Na-rae currently faces allegations including violating the Medical Service Act, special injury, violating the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, defamation by publishing false facts, embezzlement and others. Park Na-rae later additionally accused the former managers of embezzlement, and a police investigation is under way.
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