Kim Seon Ho is dealing with online hate, and his agency Fantagio is stepping in to protect him. On May 30, 2025, Fantagio announced legal action against people spreading lies and personal attacks about the actor. The agency is tracking harmful posts and working with fans to stop the abuse.
Kim Seon Ho is busy with multiple projects, including the upcoming Netflix drama Can This Love Be Translated? and Disney+’s Bewitched. Despite his success, he has faced ongoing online harassment. Fantagio is now collecting evidence to sue those responsible.
Fantagio’s Strong Warning Against Online Hate
Fantagio released a statement on Weverse, saying they are monitoring social media for harmful content. They warned that legal action will be taken against those who spread false information or attack Kim Seon Ho.
“Recently, excessive malicious slander and indiscriminate personal attacks against actor Kim Seon Ho have been increasing. We will respond firmly to protect his rights.”
The agency also thanked fans for reporting hate comments. They set up a special email (fantagio_staff@kakao.com) for fans to send proof of online abuse.
Kim Seon Ho’s Career Continues to Grow
Despite the online attacks, Kim Seon Ho remains a popular actor. He recently appeared in Netflix’s When Life Gives You Tangerines and is filming Can This Love Be Translated?, a romance series set to release in late 2025. He is also working on Bewitched for Disney+.
In March 2025, Kim Seon Ho signed with Fantagio after leaving SALT Entertainment. The agency supports his career and helps him take on new projects.
Fans Stand By Kim Seon Ho
Fans have been reporting hate comments and showing support for the actor. Fantagio appreciates their help in keeping online spaces positive.
“The interest and active reporting from fans have been a great help,” the agency said.
Kim Seon Ho’s upcoming dramas are highly anticipated. Can This Love Be Translated? stars Go Yoon Jung alongside him, while Bewitched is a new fantasy series.
Online harassment is a big problem for celebrities. Fantagio’s move shows they are serious about protecting their artists. Legal action can stop bullies and make social media safer.
Kim Seon Ho’s case is not the first in K-entertainment. Many stars face online hate, and agencies are now taking stronger steps to fight back.
With multiple projects lined up, Kim Seon Ho’s career is moving forward. Fans hope the legal action will reduce online hate and let him focus on his work.
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His agency’s strong stance sends a message: cyberbullying will not be ignored.
Credits: Fantagio, Netflix, Disney+
