Actress Lee Ji Ah's Family Feud Over $26 Million Inheritance Hits Headlines

A legal battle over a substantial 35 billion KRW land inheritance from Lee Ji Ah's grandfather is making waves in the media. The grandfather, a pro-Japanese collaborator, has left behind a sizable fortune that has stirred up tension among his descendants.

BH Entertainment, Lee Ji Ah's agency, expressed that they are looking into the situation but clarified that it does not directly involve the actress. As discussions on issuing an official statement are underway, the agency asks for understanding from the public.

Reports unveiled that Lee Ji Ah's father has been accused of manipulating a power of attorney document during the land's repurchase process, using his siblings' seals fraudulently. With the inheritance situated in Seoksu-dong, Manan-gu, Anyang, Gyeonggi Province, the controversy revolves around the unauthorized actions of Mr. Kim, the youngest sibling among the family members.

Allegations of document forgery and unauthorized transactions have fueled a legal clash among the siblings. Despite law enforcement initially clearing Mr. Kim of any malpractice, a push for a judicial review continues from Lee Ji Ah's cousin, referred to as 'A.' 'A' has raised concerns about Mr. Kim's past criminal record related to document forgery and fraud, shedding light on a history of legal entanglements.

Lee Ji Ah, well-known for her role in JTBC's 'Queen of Divorce,' is currently evaluating new project offers as the inheritance turmoil unfolds within her family circle.