Can Kim Ga-ram Stage a Comeback Post-Bully Scandal, Similar to (G)I-DLE’s Seo Soo-jin?

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Kim Ga-ram is set to make her first official appearance in one year and seven months at the graduation ceremony of the Seoul School Of Performing Arts on February 7th. Her departure from LE SSERAFIM in 2022, amid a controversy regarding school violence during her debut with the group, led to a suspension of her activities, and the group continues as a five-member ensemble.

Kim Garam (Credits: Hybe Labels)

The spotlight on Kim Ga-ram intensifies as speculations arise regarding her potential enrollment in Konkuk University’s College of Art and Design to pursue a major in acting this year. Fans are keenly observing whether she will choose to resume her career in the entertainment industry, this time as an actress.

Before her debut, Kim Ga-ram had already garnered attention for her remarkable visuals and skills. However, the unresolved controversy surrounding allegations of bullying during her time with LE SSERAFIM may cast a shadow on her acting debut, raising the importance of addressing the issue properly to avoid further criticism.

Drawing parallels to Kim Ga-ram, netizens are reminded of Seo Soo-jin, a former member of (G)I-DLE, who faced a similar controversy over school violence in 2021. Seo Soo-jin left the group in August of that year but made a comeback with a solo album after signing an exclusive contract with a new agency in November of the following year, despite the lingering scandal.

SOOJIN (Credits: Cube Entertainment)

In contrast to a more low-key approach, minimizing appearances on music shows or events, Seo Soo-jin continues her activities, yet the label of a bully remains attached to her. The case of Seo Soo-jin serves as a point of interest for many, prompting speculation about whether Kim Ga-ram will follow a similar path in returning to the entertainment industry after addressing the controversy surrounding her.

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