Former actress Kim Se-in has revealed the painful circumstances that led her to leave Korea's entertainment industry, saying financial hardship forced her to take revealing acting roles and that her former agency head repeatedly took her to adult nightlife venues. Kim shared her story during Thursday's episode of MBN's television program “Exclusive World,” where viewers saw her current life working as a food delivery driver while caring for 15 rescued animals, including seven abandoned dogs, as well as rabbits and chickens. “I have to earn every penny I can,” Kim said. “I occasionally film commercials, dramas and movies, but I have to keep working to support my large family.” Kim made her acting debut in the 2004 film “Same Bed, Different Dreams” and gained wider recognition through the 2011 SBS sitcom “Oh My God.” Despite her rising profile, she unexpectedly stepped away from the entertainment industry in 2013. Looking back on that period, Kim said she endured severe pressure from her agency. “My agency head kept taking me to places like adult entertainment venues a