Korean actress Shin Se-kyung donates YouTube profits to aid girls from low-income families


This is the third time the 'Run On' star has donated her income from YouTube. Photo: Shin Se-kyung/Instagram

Actress Shin Se-kyung, who started her YouTube channel three years ago, has donated her YouTube profits to help girls from low-income families.

Her agency shared the news with Korean media on Tuesday (Dec 7).

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