Park Joon-hyung avoided fake news from 'Death, Separation' "Who killed me.."It's amazing" [Star Issue]

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Comedian Park Joon-hyung mentioned the fake news surrounding him.

On the 8th, a video titled "Jo Club" was posted on the YouTube channel "Kim Soo-yong's opponent who had a scuffle during a live broadcast, and Kim Kyung-min, a comedian, was behind the Gagcon heyday that no one knew?" Comedian Park Joon-hyung appeared as a guest.

On this day, Kim Yong-man mentioned, "Jun-hyung was also rumored to have died last year."

Park Joon-hyung said, "Who killed me?" and added, "I was also amazed to hear that I died. But when I said 'I'm dead', the issue kept popping up," he said. In response, Ji Seok-jin said, "The number of views keeps coming out."

When Kim Yong-man said, "What's funny is that I saw the two of them chatting on Kakao Talk and they paid their respects directly to him," Park Jun-hyung said, "I got a text from Hee-seok, but I couldn't go because I didn't contact him." So I said, "I'm sorry." I should have informed him in advance and died,' he said with a smile.

Kim Yong-man said, "Nam Hee-seok said, 'Be born as a blender in the next life.' He said, "Because you keep changing it."

Meanwhile, many stars have recently been caught up in fake news of their deaths and have tried to explain themselves. Actress Ko Hyun-jung mentioned fake news about her death on her YouTube channel and said, "I was sick for a while," and added, "It was actually an emergency, but I'm healthy now and you don't have to worry." Actor Shin Ae-ra also said, "I'm alive well. I'm not dead. Don't trust me, everyone," he said.

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