What is the case about?

Actor Ahn Yong-joon was reported on October 21, 2026, to face fraud and document forgery charges. According to Hankook Ilbo reporting cited by Newsis, the complaint was filed at the Busan Haeundae Police Station by a person identified only as A. The dispute centers on money invested in concerts and fan meetings.

What are the allegations?

The complainant says Ahn presented exclusive contracts bearing the names of well-known actors and proposed an investment with a promise to share profits. The complainant claims those names, signatures, and seals were forged. The complaint also says Ahn described a record deal with a major entertainment agency, but no such contract existed, and that invoices related to repayment were also forged.

How much money is involved?

The complainant puts total damages at 489.63 million won. According to reports, that figure includes unrecovered investment money as well as an amount a third party is demanding back. These are claims from the complainant's side and have not been confirmed.

What has Ahn's side said?

Ahn's former agency, Createmate Media, said it is also a victim and will file a lawsuit soon. Reports say Ahn is currently not responding to outside contact.

Who is Ahn Yong-joon?

Ahn debuted in 2006 and became widely known through the historical drama Jumong, as well as Banolim 3, Gyeongseong Scandal, and Jeon Woo-chi. In 2015 he married singer Benny, who is nine years older, and the couple welcomed a daughter in 2023.

For international fans

The allegations are unproven claims from the complainant, and no charges have been formally confirmed in court. Fans should follow updates from the police and the agency for further developments.