South Korean actor Kim Soo Hyun and his agency, GOLD MEDALIST, are facing a new lawsuit demanding approximately $1.95 million in damages, according to legal sources.

The lawsuit was filed by a company identified as Company A, which had previously contracted Kim as a model.
The company terminated the contract, citing negative public opinion linked to recent controversies surrounding the actor's personal life.
The complaint was submitted to the Seoul Central District Court on May 2.
This legal action follows two previous lawsuits filed by other companies, which collectively seek about $20.9 million in unpaid model fees and damages.
Industry insiders predict that the total amount of claims against Kim Soo Hyun could rise to nearly $7 million as more lawsuits are expected.

The surge in legal challenges comes amid public backlash following revelations about Kim's relationship with the late actress Kim Sae Ron.
The controversy has led to increased scrutiny of his activities and contractual obligations.
Kim Soo Hyun and Gold Medalist have not yet issued a formal response to the latest lawsuit.

Kim Soo Hyun's Agency Files Additional Lawsuit Over False Claims Amid Relationship Controversy
Kim Soo Hyun's agency, GOLD MEDALIST, announced on April 30 that it has filed an additional complaint and indictment against Kim Se Ui, the operator of the Garosero.
Research Institute YouTube channel, for violating South Korea's Stalking Punishment Act.
The agency said Kim Se Ui's repeated dissemination of false information about the actor constitutes stalking.
GOLD MEDALIST had initially filed a complaint on April 1, 2025, following what it described as continuous false claims made by Kim Se Ui.
The Seoul Central District Court issued the temporary protective order on April 23, 2025, after authorities determined Kim Se Ui's actions to be stalking.
Kim Se Ui, however, is said to have allegedly disregarded the order and spread false information through his YouTube channel amid the court's ruling.
Under Korean law, violating such a court order can result in criminal penalties of up to two years in prison or a fine as high as 20 million won (approximately $14,000).
The controversy stems from previous claims by Garosero accusing the late actress Kim Sae Ron of having a relationship with Kim Soo Hyun while she was a minor.
GOLD MEDALIST has strongly denied these allegations.
The agency's statement emphasized that they will pursue all legal measures to protect Kim Soo Hyun's rights and reputation.