Shinji (43, real name Lee Ji-sun), a member of the group Koyote, and singer Moonwon (36, real name Park Sang-moon), who announced their marriage, have reportedly completed their meeting.
On the 7th, a video titled "Are you trying to stop the marriage? National opposition to marriage... Shinji's real reaction" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Entertainment President Lee Jin-ho'.
In the video, Lee Jin-ho claimed, "Shinji knew from the beginning that there would be opposition to the marriage. She is getting married for the first time, but her fiancé has a daughter and is a remarriage. Moreover, her career is lacking. However, she did not expect the public to oppose the marriage to this extent."
He continued that Shinji announced the marriage because she thought that if Moonwon's divorce became public through the media, it could irreparably damage their image, saying, "Shinji wanted to present it positively through a YouTube video, but she probably didn't expect Moonwon to maintain such an absurd attitude."
Lee Jin-ho stated that the couple's marriage seems to be proceeding as planned. He said, "Shinji is embracing Moonwon with love. They have already completed the meeting between both families," and added, "Koyote members Baekga and Kim Jong-min are also blessing and supporting Shinji's marriage."
Earlier, on the 2nd, Shinji released a video on her YouTube channel 'How Are You?!?' introducing Moonwon to the Koyote members. In this video, Moonwon revealed his divorce and the existence of his daughter.
After the video became a hot topic, various suspicions surrounding Moonwon emerged online, including rumors of premarital pregnancy with his ex-wife, fraudulent real estate dealings, and allegations of assaulting a junior during his military service.
In response to the controversy, Moonwon issued a statement on the 3rd, admitting, "It is true that I worked in real estate without a real estate agent license." He also acknowledged that he married due to premarital pregnancy with his ex-wife.
However, he denied claims of being bullied during school and military service, as well as allegations of having had an affair in the past.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
