Park Hye-soo, an actress who has been in the news for a long time because of allegations of school violence, has officially left Ghost Studio, the agency she had been with since her debut in 2015. Her contract recently ended and wasn't renewed, which is a big change in her career path.

My Daily reported that before talking about how people reacted online to her leaving, an agency representative confirmed that Park's contract with Ghost Studio had ended and both sides had agreed to end it. The relationship started in June 2015 when she signed with Sim Entertainment, the agency's predecessor. It lasted through the agency's name change.

Before going into detail about her career, the outlet said that Park first became known for her role in the drama Yong Pal. She then went on to star in well-known works like "Age of Youth," "Introverted Boss," "Saimdang, Light's Diary," and the movie "Samjin Company English TOEIC Class."

A Naver article talked about earlier reactions to the school violence claims, which came to light in 2021 when people posted on an online community accusing Park of being violent at school. Before that, the article talked about the timeline of the controversy. At the time, her agency strongly denied the claims, calling them "false information" and hinting at legal action.

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Before going into more detail about other public reactions, it said that the planned broadcast of the KBS 2TV drama "Dear.M," in which Park was set to play a lead role, was put off indefinitely in 2021 because of the controversy. The delay meant that the show would not air for years, until it finally did on secondary channels.

Before people started talking about it online, another source said that Park has been running a café in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, for the past few years, after her work in entertainment slowed down because of the public dispute and legal negotiations.

Before thinking about what her leaving the agency means, the outlet pointed out that Park made a cautious return to acting in the 2023 independent film" You and I," but she hasn't been in mainstream projects for a long time, and the school violence case is still open.

Before talking more about her career prospects, some comments on Naver forums showed that people had mixed feelings about Park's future. One person said, "I hope she finds peace and returns to what she loves," while another wrote, "The controversy will always follow her."

Park Hye‑soo's agency departure closes a chapter in her professional life, even as debates about her past continue to influence public perception and her potential return to acting.

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