Attention is focusing on the fact that A, the wife of a famous celebrity, received economic support from Yoon Kwan, CEO of Blue Run Ventures (BRV), the son-in-law of former LG Group Chairman Koo Bon-moo.
According to The Fact yesterday (14th), CEO Yoon Kwan has been in close relationship with Mr. A for about 10 years and has provided financial support by delivering living expenses including his children's tuition, which reportedly amounts to 1 billion won.
The information was revealed in the decision to request a trial filed by CEO Yoon to the Tax Tribunal in objection to the comprehensive income tax collection.
The decision released at the end of 2022 reportedly said, "CEO Yoon Kwan continued to maintain a private relationship with an acquaintance in Korea from around 2010 to around 2019 and provided living expenses such as tuition to the acquaintances and their children."
The decision also contained the details of CEO Yoon's transfer of tuition to Jeju International School, and the initials of the name of the remittance recipient between 2018 and 2019 were listed, which was the same as A's child's name, the media said.
On the other hand, suspicions were raised that CEO Yoon provided A with an apartment in Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do for free.
This was partially mentioned in the decision of the Tax Tribunal, but it is reported that A does not use the apartment.
Yoon is the husband of LG Welfare Foundation CEO Koo Yeon-kyung, and Koo is the younger brother of LG Group Chairman Koo Kwang-mo.
As this fact became known, online questions about Mr. A's identity are growing.
Some Internet users speculated that it might be actor Cho Han-sun's wife, Jeong Hae-jung, but Cho Han-sun drew the line, saying, "It's not true at all."
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