The excesses of Korean Air’s Lee Myung-hee and daughters

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A Filipino maid, a bag of nuts and a bottle of water were catalysts in the downfall of Korean Air chairman Cho Yang-ho in 2019. His removal stemmed from the misconduct of his wife, Lee Myung-hee, and their two daughters, who personified the worst of chaebol excesses.

In a statement, Cho said, “As chairman of Korean Air, as well as a father, I feel terrible about the immature actions of my daughters.

She was also accused of abusing and verbally assaulting workers, forcing an employee to kneel for forgetting to buy ginger, kicking and spitting at staff for being late, and pouring water on a driver for driving slowly.