Comedian Park Na-rae has suspended her activities amid legal battles with former managers and allegations of illegal medical practices, while the MBC entertainment program 'I Live Alone' (hereafter 'I Live Alone') has announced a new guest as usual.
On the 10th, the official Instagram of 'I Live Alone' uploaded a photo with the caption, "Aunties and Uncles, hello! It's Wilson! Do you know whose house I'm at right now?!!! You'll be surprised!"
The released photo displayed a baseball and a player's uniform framed. The production team of 'I Live Alone' introduced the guest by saying, "We are at the home of the best baseball player Kim Ha-sung, the first Korean to hold a Major League Gold Glove and a three-time consecutive Golden Glove winner in KBO~" and asked for anticipation for this Friday's broadcast.
However, netizens reacted somewhat negatively, saying, "This doesn't seem like the right time...", "Get a sense of the atmosphere", "I won't watch anymore", "Accompanied by a syringe aunt at the filming site". This is because Park Na-rae, a fixed cast member of 'I Live Alone', has suspended all broadcasting activities, and there are allegations that SHINee member Key is involved in Park Na-rae's illegal medical controversy.
Previously, former managers who sued Park Na-rae claimed, "Park Na-rae instructed personal errands and verbally abused us for not drinking alcohol," and raised issues regarding payment for expenses. In response, Park Na-rae's side countered, stating, "The managers demanded 10% of the company's revenue from the previous year," and filed a counterclaim for extortion, intensifying the truth battle between both sides.
Additionally, Park Na-rae has been embroiled in allegations of receiving medical treatment from a person without a medical license and taking antidepressants that require a doctor's prescription. Park Na-rae's side clarified, saying, "We believed the person had a medical license," and stated that there is no relation to propofol and that only simple nutritional injections were received.
