Former Le Sserafim member Kim Ga-ram breaks silence, denies bullying


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Kim Ga-ram of rookie girl group Le Sserafim was dismissed from the band as her agency decided to terminate its exclusive contract with the artiste, who had been embroiled in bullying allegations. – Photo: Source Music

Kim Ga-ram, a former member of rookie girl group Le Sserafim, spoke out about the bullying rumours against her that eventually led to her departure from the band.

Kim on Wednesday posted a letter on her friend’s Instagram account, explaining her side of the unsolved bullying controversy. The statement begins with an apology for coming forward so late. Kim continued, claiming that she has “never” used violence or bullying against others.

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