On January 13, YouTuber Lee Jin Ho claimed that comedian Park Na Rae’s former manager was “formerly a girl group trainee.”
They revealed she lived in the United States as a child and claimed to be a permanent resident or citizen of the United States.
It’s not confirmed whether she spent her childhood in the States. She appears to be a permanent resident as she is in the United States. She actually lived there for two to three years.
— Lee Jin Ho
They also added that she told acquaintances and her partner that she came from a wealthy background.
The manager told acquaintances and her significant other that she had over ₩6.00 billion KRW (about $4.10 million USD) and claimed to have more money than Park Na Rae. She stated that her parents ran a business in the U.S., and her younger brother debuted as a professional athlete.
— Lee Jin Ho
Upon confirmation, it turned out that her mother lived near Seoul. She attended school in the United States and graduated from a state university. It was confirmed that she graduated from elementary, middle, and high school in Korea. She changed her name once after graduating from college.
On January 14, Park’s former manager told media outlets that although she is a permanent resident of the United States, she is Korean.
It was also reported that the former manager left for Las Vegas last month due to health reasons. They revealed she completed the investigation of the defendant and the plaintiff and is waiting for the next date for the second investigation.
Meanwhile, Park Na Rae halted all activities last month after being embroiled in controversy over allegations of abuse of power and illegal medical procedures.
Her former managers filed a real estate seizure application last month, alleging workplace bullying, injury, proxy prescriptions, and unpaid processing fees. Park countersued the former managers, charging them with attempted extortion and embezzlement.
It was also reported that a draft of the settlement agreement between Park and her former managers was leaked.
Park Na Rae And Former Managers’ Confidential Settlement Agreement Leaked