4th anniversary of Goo Hara’s death

It is the 4th anniversary of the late Goo Hara’s death.

Goo Hara died at her home in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul on November 24, 2019. She died at the age of 28.

At the time, the police determined that there were no other criminal charges, including the discovery of a handwritten note pessimistic about his health.

Goo Hara joined Kara as a member in 2008 and was loved by releasing hit songs such as ”Pretty Girl”, ”Honey”, ”Mr.”, ”Jumping”, and ”Step”. Based on her excellent athleticism, she earned the nickname ”Kusain Bolt” and attracted attention as her representative ”athletic idol”, and with her gorgeous appearance resembling Japanese singer Namie Amuro, she became the central axis driving popularity in Korea and Japan. was active. She also developed her acting career by appearing in ”City Hunter” and ”Sound of Footsteps”, showing off her various charms.

However, Goo Hara’s personal life was not smooth.

She was deeply hurt by his 2018 spat with her ex-boyfriend Choi Jong-beom. Choi Jong-beom claimed to have been assaulted by Goo Hara and reported it to the police, but she became the center of the revenge porn controversy by revealing that Choi Jong-beom had threatened to distribute her private videos. Afterwards, Goo Hara took legal action by suing Choi Jong-beom on charges of threatening injury and illegal filming.

However, the court found him guilty of only four charges, including threats of injury and coercion of property damage, excluding the charge of illegal filming, and Choi Jong-beom was sentenced to one year in prison in 2020.

Meanwhile, she experienced the pain of losing her close friend, the late Sulli. Goo Hara, who heard the sad news during her Japanese activities, reassured her sobbing fans by saying, “Her sister will work hard to live up to your share,” but in the end, she passed away two months after Sulli’s death, causing an even bigger shock.

Even after her death, Goo Hara was once again at the center of controversy. Goo Hara’s biological mother, who left home when she was 9 and had lost contact with her, appeared 20 years later and demanded half of the deceased’s inheritance. Goo Hara’s older brother, Goo Hoo-in, filed a lawsuit seeking judgment on division of inherited property against his biological mother, who failed to fulfill her parental duties. However, the court ruled that the inheritance amount was 6:4, although it acknowledged the contribution of her father in raising her siblings.

Accordingly, Goo Hoo-in proposed the so-called ‘’Goo Hara Law’’. This law, which aims to add persons who have significantly neglected their duty to protect and support lineal ascendants or lineal descendants to the current Civil Code in order to limit the inheritance qualifications of parents who have not fulfilled their child-rearing obligations, has been passed by the State Council, but has not yet been submitted to the National Assembly. Pending.

Meanwhile, KARA members made a full comeback on November 29 last year to commemorate their 15th debut anniversary and Goo Hara’s 3rd death anniversary. In particular, they added to the confusion by leaving her place in the title song ”When I Move” of the new album ”Move Again” released after 7 years and 6 months.

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