OSEN DB.Kwon Mina Exposes Sister’s Alleged Embezzlement and Family Abuse
Former AOA member and actress Kwon Mina has made shocking new public accusations against her older sister, alleging widespread financial fraud and severe emotional abuse directed at their mother in South Korea. On September 4, 2026, Kwon took to social media to share a heartfelt and troubling long-form post, stating that her mother is the only true family member she has left. According to the artist, her sister allegedly embezzled and scammed a total exceeding 700 to 800 million KRW (approximately $550,000 to $600,000 USD) from Kwon, her mother, and an acquaintance of her mother.
Severe Financial Fraud and Emotional Distress Claims
Kwon explained that she initially discovered her sister’s financial embezzlement some time ago, hoping for a sincere apology or admission of guilt when the funds were used during tough times. However, the situation escalated dramatically two years ago when she realized that her mother’s assets, her own bank accounts, and funds provided to her mother had entirely vanished. Kwon further claimed she paid out-of-pocket for her mother’s breast cancer treatments and subsequent reconstructive surgeries, yet her sister allegedly made deeply hurtful remarks such as telling their mother she should have gotten breast cancer or suggesting sending her to a nursing home. Furthermore, Kwon alleged that her sister manipulated her into signing documents to purchase a vehicle worth over $75,000 USD under fraudulent pretenses.
Childhood Hardships and Warning of Strong Legal Action
Reflecting on her past in South Korea, Kwon recalled the heavy burden she carried as a young teenager working part-time jobs to support the family while her father failed to pay child support, noting that her sister had felt embarrassed of her working-class reality. Concluding her statement, Kwon issued a final demand for accountability and a sincere apology, warning that if her sister refuses, she will pursue aggressive legal measures including charges for fraud, document forgery, embezzlement, and intimidation to reveal the full truth.
