The production company of Boyfriend on Demand corrected an error in the ending credits after a privacy controversy surrounding the family of Blackpink member Jisoo.
On the 21st, the production company of the Netflix series Boyfriend on Demand told OSEN, "We confirmed that, shortly after the work was released in early March, there was an error in the actor management listing in the credits due to a mistake by the production company, and we immediately corrected it," the company said in an official statement.
On the credits of the Netflix series Boyfriend on Demand, in which Jisoo recently appeared, the name of A was listed as the representative of the agency Blyss. The production company explained that it had identified the listing error and corrected it.
Earlier on online communities, an allegation drew attention that the older brother A of a famous girl-group member had been arrested in flagrante for sexually assaulting a female BJ. Amid this, A's wife B 공개해 파문을 빚었다. In connection with this, speculation arose that A was Jisoo's biological older brother, causing shock.
Afterward, through legal representative KIM&CHANG, Jisoo drew a line, saying, "The matter currently being raised is completely unrelated to Jisoo and her agency Blyss." She also denied any connection, saying, "Having begun training at a young age and become independent early, she lived apart from her family for a long time and could not have known about or been involved in that person's private life."
She emphasized that, regarding the claim that Blyss is a family-run one-person agency, she had at most provided limited advice or relayed information, but never received compensation or participated in decision-making, and the agency has been run independently regardless of family members. In addition, Jisoo's side stressed that they have not provided any monetary or legal support to A, have no plans to do so in the future, and are not engaging in any contact or involvement.
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