The trio avoided the gossip controversy... 31st batch Jeong-sook spotted with Young-sik and Young-cheol for a "sudden get-together" [Star Issue]

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SBS Plus and ENA dating variety show 'I Am Solo' (I am SOLO) 31st batch Jeong-sook (hereinafter pseudonym) revealed her unchanged friendship with the cast even after the broadcast.

Jeong-sook posted a video on her Instagram on the 2nd. The released video showed a man setting up a table. Another man was then captured opening the door and entering.

Jeong-sook captioned, "A sudden get-together on a rainy day," tagging Young-sik and Young-cheol's SNS accounts in the post to share her recent meeting with the two.

Meanwhile, Jeong-sook, Young-sik, and Young-cheol appeared in 'I Am Solo' 31st batch, which concluded in May, gaining public recognition. Notably, Young-sik became the final couple with Jung-hee, but it is reported that they broke up after filming.

The 31st batch drew attention at the time due to a controversy known as "girls' gossip." However, Jeong-sook, Young-sik, and Young-cheol who met on this day were not among the cast members at the center of that controversy.

During the broadcast, scenes were shown where roommates Ok-soon, Young-sook, and Jung-hee discussed Sun-ja, and when Sun-ja accidentally overheard them from another room, her distressed reaction was revealed, escalating the controversy.

Some viewers who watched the program pointed out that Ok-soon, Young-sook, and Jung-hee had badmouthed Sun-ja, and the individuals involved expressed their apologies during a live broadcast by 'I Am Solo' production company Village Entertainment the day after the series ended.

Even after this, controversies such as allegations of cast members forming factions did not easily subside, prompting each to post lengthy apology letters on their respective SNS accounts in an effort to quell the situation. Nevertheless, subtle relationship changes were captured, such as some cast members 'unfollowing' each other's SNS accounts, keeping public interest alive.

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