On August 20, the actress took her personal channel to share her experience. “I ordered a two -piece linen, but after ten days they sent me a piece in polyester. They are saying that I have to pay the return shipping fee and if the item is not collected within 30 days, it will not reimburse me” He wrote, revealing the photos of the object he ordered compared to what he actually received.
He added, “Then they offered to immediately reimburse me 15% so as not to have to return it. When I asked if I could just keep it, they continued to insist on the fact that they refund me more if I had angry.” Gong warned the fans, “Please, be careful when you order from the sites connected to Pinterest. This product probably never existed from the beginning … I just hope that no one else pays for stress as I did.”
Gong Hyo-Jin lived abroad following his marriage to the singer-songwriter Kevin Oh, who is ten years old his young man. The couple married in October 2022. Kevin completed his military service in June 2025 and later revealed his 2025 travel plans through his YouTube channel.
“I want to go to Belgium, then Germany, Amsterdam and finally New York”, he said. “It’s not a week’s trip, but I want to visit some places that I have never been before. I also have to prepare to live in the United States” However, he closed the speculation of emigration, clarify: “I don’t even have an American visa. I can’t stay there more than 90 days.”
In light of his experience, Gong Hyo-Jin’s candid warning is needed as a reminder to pay attention when buying online, especially through non-familiar platforms related to social media. While continues his travels and prepares for his next chapter abroad Kevin OhFans are showing support while bringing his advice to heart that even loved celebrities are not immune to digital deception.
Sources: Nate
