On September 28, there were media reports that the well-known Korean actress Jung Soo-yeon was in trouble recently. The fashion brand company set up by her boyfriend currently owes 8 billion won in debt, which surprised many netizens.
It is reported that Jeong Soo-yeon’s boyfriend is Kwon Ning-il. He has now been involved in a debt lawsuit and is required to repay the 8 billion won, which is equivalent to 44 million yuan. Such a huge debt will inevitably affect the career development of his girlfriend, but the two have not yet responded to this matter.
As for how Quan Ningyi was involved in a debt dispute, media reports stated that he had borrowed RMB 19.36 million and RMB 64.54 million from an institution as early as 2017, but he never paid it back. September 10 was the loan expiration date, and they couldn't get the money, so they went to court.
After seeing this news, some netizens said that they did not understand that the debt owed by Quan Ningyi should be related to Jeong Soo Yeon? Others claimed that her boyfriend helped her to set up the company, so they should repay the debts together, but as for the truth, probably only the person concerned knows the best.
The 32-year-old Jung Soo-yeon was a member of the Girls’ Generation of the Korean girl group and was very popular in the group, but in the end regretted to quit the group and chose to start a career alone. Her younger sister is Zheng Xiujing . Both of them have outstanding looks, so they have many fans.
Jung Soo-yeon and Kwon Ning-il have been together for many years. They like to take photos together to show their love. Many fans think they can live together.
However, in addition to Kwon Ning-il, Jung Soo-yeon was also exposed some time ago as a “old man” in arrears.Also listed as the person to be enforced by the court.
Repayment of debts is justified. I hope Jessica and Quan Ningyi can properly handle the debt disputes and not ruin their future, but we also wait for their reply.
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