On April 19, Sulli's older brother shared a meaningful post on his social media account, accompanied by a photo of the sunset over the sea. He wrote, "It's no different from six years ago. But I understand the homework you left behind, even if just a little."

The "six years ago" mentioned in the post refers to the year 2019, the year Sulli tragically passed away. This poignant message has sparked various reactions from netizens, with many expressing concern and support. Comments like "I will always support you," "What does the homework mean?" and "I hope you're not thinking bad thoughts" flooded the post, showing both worry and encouragement.

Previously, Sulli's brother had stirred up attention by posting posts targeting actor Kim Soo Hyun. He raised doubts about his sister's tragic death and accused Kim Soo Hyun and his cousin, Lee Ro Bae, the director of the film 'Real,' of pressuring Sulli into filming intimate scenes. According to Sulli's family, these claims were brought up during her funeral in 2019.

Sulli's family has stated that, during the filming of 'Real' in 2017, there were discussions about a body double being used for some of the intimate scenes. 

Kim Soo Hyun's agency, Gold Medalist, responded by releasing an official statement, denying the allegations. They clarified that the character of Song Yoo Hwa, played by Sulli in the movie, was always intended to have intimate scenes as per the script, and the casting call specifically sought an actress who was comfortable with such roles. They also stated that the script, including the intimate scenes, was communicated to Sulli and her agency in advance. The agency further explained that while a stand-in was used for certain camera angles, no body double was involved in the scenes themselves.

Sulli began her career as a child actress in the 2005 SBS drama 'Ballad of Seodong' and later re-debuted as a member of the girl group f(x) in 2009. She became a beloved figure with hits such as 'LA Cha TA' and 'Rum Pum Pum Pum.' After leaving f(x) in 2015, she focused on acting and TV appearances. Tragically, Sulli passed away in October 2019 at the age of 25.

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