Director 'Ahn Gil-ho' of the hit Netflix series "The Glory" admitted to having bullied people in school through an official statement from his attorney.

Director 'Ahn Gil-ho' had previously denied all accusations of bullying when it was reported to the media by posting an anonymous message on an online forum accusing him of assaulting younger students at an international school in the Philippines in 1996.

Director 'Ahn Gil-ho' apologizes to everyone who was hurt by his actions".

"He had a girlfriend while attending school in the Philippines in 1996, and when he heard that his girlfriend was being teased because of him, he acted wrongly and hurt others."

Director 'Ahn Gil-ho' said through his attorney that he "asks for forgiveness from everyone who was hurt through the incident" and that he "wants to apologize in person if the victims would so allow."

Part 2 of “The Glory” premiered on Netflix at 5 p.m. in Korea Friday. The series was No. 3 in Netflix’s rankings of non-English language shows in January, and its Part 2 hit No. 1 upon release.