A woman who previously raised allegations about Lee Yi Kyung’s private messages is now claiming that the actor deleted parts of their conversation by using a message “unsend” feature.
On December 13th, the woman, identified as A, posted a roughly 14-second video to her Instagram. In the clip, she appears to access Lee Yi Kyung’s account and open a DM (direct message) thread.
In the message window, only A’s messages remain visible. A claimed that Lee Yi Kyung deleted his side of the conversation using the platform’s “unsend” function, which allows users to remove previously sent messages. She reacted with a brief caption, writing, “Huh??”
The video quickly circulated online, prompting a wave of reactions from viewers. Comments included, “Why delete it when there’s already a screen recording of it?” “He erased everything he said,” and “Seeing it posted as a video makes it obvious the messages were unsent.”
However, Lee Yi Kyung has denied ever engaging in private conversations of this nature with A. As a result, it has not been confirmed whether the two actually exchanged messages or whether any messages were later removed.
A few days earlier, A had posted a video, saying, “If you still think this is AI, please raise your hand,” while sharing what she claimed were recorded DM exchanges with the actor. In the video, she sent what seems to be a revealing photo covered with a flower sticker and continued the conversation.
The male party in the messages allegedly made explicit remarks, including, “It’s interesting how a conversation goes this far just from seeing someone’s chest,” “What size are you?” and “E-cup? I’ve never seen one in my life.”
In response, Lee Yi Kyung’s agency stated, “We are preparing legal action against the spread of false information and malicious rumors.”
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