[OSEN=Kang Seo-jung Reporter] Two comedians embroiled in sensitive controversies have made starkly different choices. Park Na-rae, who faced criticism over allegations of manager power abuse and illegal medical practices, ultimately announced a hiatus from her activities. In contrast, Cho Sae-ho, amid rumors of ties to organized crime, continued with scheduled variety show filming, showcasing contrasting approaches.
Park Na-rae faced a real estate asset freeze application from two former managers on the 3rd, placing her at the center of the controversy. The former managers claimed they suffered so-called "power abuse" while working at Park’s one-person agency, including verbal abuse, physical harm, proxy prescriptions, unpaid production fees, and constant personal errands.
Additionally, allegations emerged that Park Na-rae received psychotropic medications through proxy prescriptions from a figure known as "Jusa Imo," along with accusations of violating the Development of Popular Culture and Arts Industry Act due to the unregistered one-person agency. These controversies escalated further.
In response, Park Na-rae’s side stated on the 5th, “The former managers demanded 10% of the company’s sales after receiving severance pay, and when this was refused, they continued to make false claims,” adding, “We are taking legal action against the spread of false information.”
Regarding the medical allegations, they denied any illegality, stating, “The treatment was a legal house...
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