Hwang Jung-min Stalking Allegations: Agency Denies Affair Claims and Reveals Conviction
The agency representing award-winning actor Hwang Jung-min has officially refuted recent online claims alleging an extramarital affair, identifying the uploader as a convicted stalker who was previously fined by the courts.
On Wednesday, July 29, SEM Company issued a strong statement regarding the Hwang Jung-min stalking allegations, clarifying that the social media posts circulating online contain fabricated evidence designed to damage the star’s reputation.
Agency Exposes Accuser’s Prior Stalking Conviction and Restraining Orders
The controversy surfaced earlier in the day when an anonymous individual posted screenshots of chat logs and audio recordings, claiming to have been in a relationship with the actor since 2024.
However, SEM Company promptly debunked the claims, revealing the individual’s history of persistent harassment:
| Legal Action Taken | Details & Court Rulings |
| Provisional Restraining Orders | Courts issued three separate restraining orders, including strict no-contact directives. |
| Criminal Conviction | Found guilty of criminal stalking and ordered to pay a 3 million won ($2,100 USD) fine. |
| Pending Legal Steps | Agency preparing additional criminal charges for malicious editing and defamation. |
“The individual behind the malicious posts about Hwang is a suspect in a stalking case who has persistently harassed the actor,” SEM Company stated. “We sincerely apologize for causing concern over this matter and will pursue strict legal accountability.”
Hwang Jung-min Focuses on ‘Hope’ Promotional Schedule
Despite the viral rumors, Hwang Jung-min continues his professional commitments without interruption. The veteran actor, who married in 2004, is currently promoting his latest blockbuster film “Hope,” directed by Na Hong-jin.
A Stellar 30-Year Career Milestone
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Debut: 1990 feature film “The General’s Son”
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10 Million Admission Hits: “Ode to My Father” (2014), “Veteran” (2015), and “12.12: The Day” (2023)
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Current Project: Sci-fi thriller “Hope” (co-starring Zo In-sung and Hoyeon)
As law enforcement addresses the Hwang Jung-min stalking allegations, both his agency and film distributors remain committed to taking decisive legal action against malicious slander and online harassment.
