KBS Bans Yoo Ah In From Appearing on Their Network – Here’s Why
Yoo Ah In continue to face the aftermath of the drug scandal after KBS temporarily bans the actor from their network.
The show business industry in South Korea is very sensitive when it comes to the social controversy that involves illegal activities- from bullying, cheating, gambling, or illegal substance.
As for the "Seoul Vibe" star, he has been under investigation since February after his name got dragged to alleged habitual use of propofol.
Due to this, not only did the controversy affect his image but also his career.
Yoo Ah In Update
In the latest news about Yoo Ah In, KBS has decided to restrict the appearance of the controversial actor on their network.
To recall, the award-winning actor has worked with the broadcast network several times and even starred in the 2004 coming-of-age drama "Sharp" during his debut.
At the time, Yoo Ah In portrayed the role of an art major high school student, whose love interest is Go Ara's character.
Since then, the 36-year-old star joined several projects under KBS. It includes "April Kiss" where he played a bit part, followed by "Drama City," and "Strongest Chil Woo" together with Goo Hye Sun and Eric Mun.
His work with KBS continued after headlining the rom-com series "He Who Can't Get Married" with Ji Jin Hee, Uhm Jung Hwa, and Kim So Eun, followed by the hit K-drama "Sungkyunkwan Scandal" together with Song Joong Ki and Park Min Young.
Apart from Yoo Ah In, KBS also announced a temporary ban on actors like Kim Sae Ron due to her drunk driving incident, Kwak Do Won, for verbally abusing an actress at the height of his DUI controversy, and Don Spike for drug charges.
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Ah In Drug Scandal: What Happened With the Award-Winning Actor
The Korean top star continue to make headlines after he gets involved with drug allegations.
At the time, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency shared that Yoo Ah In will undergo investigation for suspicion of violation of the Narcotics Control Act.
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As the probe begins, the actor is barred from leaving the country. On the other hand, his agency, United Artists Agency (UAA) "Chicago Typewriter" star is "actively cooperating in all investigations."
Meanwhile, as part of the investigation, Yoo Ah In had urine and hair strand tests and found out that he was positive for four types of drugs: hemp, propofol, cocaine, and ketamine.
With this, the actor's home was raided by the police to find more evidence regarding the drug charges. Apart from Yoo Ah In's house, search and seizure also took effect at his parents' home while the doctors who administered the substance are also in question.
Due to the controversy, the award winning star faces backlash from the public and endure losses from his current and upcoming projects- from brands taking down his advertisements to stepping down from his role in "Hellbound 2."
