The team of 'I Live Alone' drew attention by posting that they would let go of their feelings towards Jeon Hyun-moo, but it turned out to be a twist in the story.
On the 10th, the official SNS of MBC's entertainment program 'I Live Alone' posted a photo of Jeon Hyun-moo along with the message, "From today, we will let go of our feelings towards Hyun-moo member..."
Recently, as Jeon Hyun-moo faced controversy during a live broadcast with BoA, the message about 'letting go' seemed to imply a severance or departure, capturing attention.
However, the following message included instructions: "1) Fold the paper in half and then unfold it. 2) Flip it over and fold along the vertical line to create a triangle, then 3) fold both wings in half along the center line to complete a beautiful ♥ fold!" adding a twist filled with affection for Jeon Hyun-moo, known as a 'fan post.'
It continued, "Hyun-moo member, who gained strength from your love, chose this method to find his lost voice," urging anticipation for the broadcast on the 11th.
On the 5th, Jeon Hyun-moo conducted a live broadcast with BoA. On that day, when a fan mentioned the possibility of a romantic relationship between Jeon Hyun-moo and Park Na-rae, BoA said, "I don't think they would date. It would be a waste for my brother." Some netizens criticized this as being 'rude to Park Na-rae.'
On the 9th, Jeon Hyun-moo released a statement on SNS, saying, "I immediately apologized to Park Na-rae, who was mentioned inappropriately during the live broadcast. I am sorry and grateful to Na-rae for understanding despite the unpleasant situation."
He added, "It was wrong to mention someone on air without their consent and to conduct the live broadcast carelessly while under the influence. I apologize to everyone who felt uncomfortable. I will be more considerate and cherish those who are close to me."
BoA also bowed her head on the 7th, apologizing on the fan community platform Weverse, saying, "I apologize to everyone who felt uncomfortable due to my careless words and immature behavior."
[Kim So-yeon, Star Today Reporter]
