Kim Soo-Hyun sent lingerie videos to Kim Sae-Ron from Paris? Intimate texts, love letter get EXPOSED

Korean entertainment world is making headlines globally for the matter involving Kim Soo-Hyun and late actress Kim Sae-Ron. The Bloodhounds actress died in February 15, 2025 on the same day as his birthday. Today, there was a press conference where Kim Si Eui of the Garosero Institute was present. He shared screenshots of conversations between Kim Soo-Hyun and Kim Sae-Ron. They are from 2016 when she was still a minor. The actor did admit to their relationship but said it was between 2019 and 2020. The texts seem to be a conversation between a normal couple where he says he can sleep better if he holds her in his arms. While it is not mentioned explicitly, they seem to have a chat on when she can legally get into a physical relationship with him.

These clips of screenshots were shared by Kim Sae-ron's family

The screenshots have sparked a lot of outrage. They also released a letter that Kim Sae-Ron had written but did not send to him. She writes that she would prefer them to be on cordial terms. It seems his decision to cut off ties from her hurt her immensely. She also wrote that she was scared of the debt repayment notices sent by Gold Medalist. It seems she told her friend that she felt her world would crumble after she got the notice to send the money. Her bartender friend said that he felt Kim Soo-Hyun was 70 per cent responsible for her demise.

Unsent letter by Kim Sae-Ron

After all this, a new video has been shared that Kim Soo-Hyun allegedly sent her when he was in Paris. He was in front of a lingerie shop with a friend. They are seen discussing the figure of the mannequins. Kim Soo-Hyun is heard asking why Korean women cannot have proportions like the ones on the mannequin. Netizens are wondering why was he sending such clips to Kim Sae-ron if she was a minor.

Lingerie video goes viral now

The downfall for Kim Soo-Hyun has been scary in the past few days. Many have questioned if this level of cyber bullying is fine given that very few of such evidences have been presented in the court of law.