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▲ Lee Jae-young and Da-young Lee. yunhap news
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Twin sister professional volleyball players Jae-young Lee and Lee Da-young (25, Heungkuk Life Insurance), who apologized for the school violence controversy, are also stepping out of the broadcaster. They began to evolve the situation by releasing a handwritten apology, but the controversy has not subsided under criticism of’no sincerity’.
According to the broadcasting industry on the 12th, replay videos of entertainment programs such as E-channel’Playing Sister’, tvN’You Quiz on the Block’, and Channel A’Icon Taek’, which the two players appeared on, were suspended or deleted. In addition, a car advertisement featuring these sisters was turned private on the brand’s official YouTube channel.
On the 10th, the twin sisters posted a handwritten apology on their Instagram accounts and announced that they would meet the victims in person at the appropriate time.
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▲ Lee Jae-young Lee, who posted a handwritten apology on Instagram
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Jaeyoung Lee apologized, saying, “I was wrong”, saying, “I am very sorry for those who spent time of pain due to my wrong words and actions in school. Lee Da-young also wrote, “I deeply apologize for the words and actions that caused hard memories and hurts to my colleagues who worked out while sweating like in school.” “I will feel deeply guilty and self-repent.”
But the victim who saw this apology said, “I hope that ten years will not be forgotten and forgiven with just one writing,” he said. “I hope that we will live while reflecting on the past while living in the future. Criticism grew even more by releasing an article stating that for any reason, haggling cannot be justified.
In the midst of the two players posting an apology, controversy continued, including news that they had “unfollowed” the account of the team captain Kim Yeon-kyung, who had a common disagreement. These sisters left the team’s quarters and missed the game on the 11th. On the 10th, a petition requesting the withdrawal of the two players was posted on the Blue House National Petition Board.
Reporter Jeong Hyun-yong [email protected]
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