[Full Text] "Please live like others," Sulli's older brother reveals inheritance conflict with father

"Miscarriage despite never even visiting daughter's grave"

Photo by Sulli's older brother Instagram

[Asia Economy Reporter Han Seung-gon] The late Sulli (real name Choi Jin-ri)'s biological older brother revealed through his SNS that he is experiencing conflicts with their father.

Sulli's second older brother, Mr. A, wrote on his Instagram on the afternoon of the 18th, "I want to bear the sorrow caused by my sister alone, but how can a biological father share issues caused not by my sister's sorrow but by inheritance with his acquaintances?"

He continued, "He hasn't even visited my sister's grave... I hate sharing private matters, but those whose words and actions differ are to be preserved as they are. If you are strangers, please live like strangers."

Some of the posts Mr. A shared on SNS are presumed to be messages sent by Sulli's biological father to his acquaintances.

The biological father said, "My daughter who went to heaven ahead of me left an inheritance on this earth," and added, "Yesterday, there was a phone argument with the children's mother who became strangers due to the inheritance issue. I sincerely pray that the precious inheritance left by my daughter will be returned to society."

He also added, "Today, I remember God who saves me and gives grace and blessings, and I pray to live a life of giving and sharing by listening to the voice of the heart given by the Holy Spirit."

Photo by Sulli's older brother Instagram

Mr. A posted again on SNS, "I have never spoken about any private matters caused by my sister. There is nothing about me that I cannot control. Unlike others, I also hate applying double standards," he expressed.

He continued, "If you were in my situation, how wise would you be? The one who first mentioned and spread the issue about the inheritance to acquaintances is the biological father. Complain to him."

Sulli's second older brother, Mr. A, appeared on 'Jinri Store' released on Naver V Live on November 15, 2018, and said, "Although I don't go around boasting about it, I am proud of my sister."

Below is the full text left by the biological older brother

I want to bear the sorrow caused by my sister alone, but how can a biological father share issues caused not by my sister's sorrow but by inheritance with his acquaintances? He hasn't even visited my sister's grave... I hate sharing private matters, but those whose words and actions differ are to be preserved as they are. If you are strangers, please live like strangers.