South Korean comedian Lee Jin-ho recently confessed on social media to being involved in illegal gambling and attempting to defraud several well-known figures, including BTS' Jimin.

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BigHit Music stated that Jimin was the victim of a scam perpetrated by comedian Lee Jin Ho, who has recently admitted his gambling addiction.

the k-comedian who tricked Jimin into lending him 100M for his illegal gambling was Lee Jin-ho who is part of Knowing Brothers HE BETTER PAY JIMIN BACK HIS MONEY THIS IS DISGUSTING AND SHAMEFUL pic.twitter.com/2Hd8XfTMP1 — 🌸 (@seokjinbit) October 14, 2024

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Claims have surfaced that a celebrity lent 500 million won to comedian Lee Jin Ho, who recently admitted to illegal gambling.