Cho Byeong-gyu appeared in the promotional video for the new entertainment’Comeback Home’. The appearance was put on hold due to the controversy. [사진 KBS]
– Broadcasters are shaking with the successive entertainment industry’s’Happy Me Too’.
The production crew of KBS 2TV’s entertainment program’Comeback Home’ scheduled to be broadcast in the first half of this year officially announced on the 26th that it will withhold the appearance of Cho Byeong-gyu, which has recently been controversial. The production crew said, “Cho Byeong-gyu is currently in a legal response to a series of controversies. However, as the legal decision was delayed than expected, it was decided that it would be unreasonable for the performers to perform at the present time when the organization had to be finalized, and the appearance of MC Cho Byeong-gyu was finally put on hold.”
‘Comeback Home’, which is attracting attention with Yoo Jae-suk’s return to KBS, is a program with the concept of looking back at the first home where a star started living in Seoul, a strange one. have. In this video, Byeong-gyu Cho said, “I wanted to do it as soon as I saw (plan). There was no worry. I hate going out without fun because of my personality. I came with the heart to really go all-in.” Also, referring to Yoo Jae-seok as the entertainment role model, he said, “Will I think that Jae-suk is happy to be with him, and at the same time, can I take care of Jae-suk with him? I thought that Jae-seok shouldn’t be someone for my brother.” On the 26th, the production crew announced, “Instead of Cho Byeong-gyu, Lee Young-ji from’High School Rapper 3’will be in charge of MC with Yoo Jae-seok.”
Earlier, the argument that Cho Byeong-gyu had been harassed by him while studying in New Zealand was controversial. The agency, HB Entertainment, said on the 19th that it was “unworked” and said, “We asked the police for an investigation of those who posted false facts, and the investigation is currently underway at the Gangnam Police Station in Seoul.” On the other hand, a petition was filed on the bulletin board of the KBS Viewers’ Rights Center on the 24th with the title of’I oppose the performance of the school violence perpetrator Cho Byeong-gyu’, and the number of consents on the afternoon of the 26th exceeded 3,000.
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Actor Park Hye-soo’s abusive controversy arose and the first broadcast scheduled on the 26th was postponed indefinitely. Park Hye-soo and Jae-hyun took the lead role. [사진 KBS]
– KBS 2TV Friday and Saturday drama’Dear M’, which was scheduled to be broadcast for the first time on the 26th, also delayed the first broadcast indefinitely as the controversy over the abuse of the lead actor Park Hye-soo arose. The production crew issued a statement on the 24th and said, “The production crew decided to postpone the first broadcast scheduled on the 26th to improve the completion of the program and a closer review of the recently raised issue related to the’Dearm’ cast. We will disclose the schedule of the first broadcast change later.” Park Hye-soo played the role of Majua, a female college student nicknamed’Good Oji Raper’ and a mother-to-be solo in the romance drama’Dear M’. ‘Yoo Hee-yeol’s Sketchbook’ was organized at the scheduled time for’Dear M’.
Studio Santa Claus Entertainment, the agency of Park Hye-soo’s agency, said, “It was confirmed that it was a false fact to maliciously abuse and slander actor Park Hye-soo. We will take a strong response on the principle of zero tolerance and zero agreement”.
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