Former Nottingham Forest and current Norwich City striker Hwang Ui-jo is facing serious legal trouble over allegations of filming intimate encounters without consent.
The scandal emerged after a former partner accused him of recording their sexual encounters without her knowledge and sharing the footage. The police investigation began following an Instagram post from an ex-partner who claimed the man in a video, allegedly Hwang, had filmed her without permission.
As a result of the allegations, Hwang has been suspended from the South Korean national team and is under a travel ban imposed by South Korean authorities.
If convicted, he faces up to four years in prison. The situation has severely impacted his career, as Norwich City terminated his loan early and he has returned to Nottingham Forest, though he is yet to make a Premier League appearance for the club. The case is still under investigation, and Hwang has denied the allegations, insisting the filming was consensua
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