Kim Ki-ri: "Past card games and alcohol addiction... changed after the death of the late Park Ji-sun" [I Can't Go]

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Comedian Kim Ki-ri revealed his changed behavior following the death of comedian the late Park Ji-sun.

On the 6th, a video titled "The Decisive Turning Point That Changed Kim Ki-ri's Life" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Lee Sung-mi's I Can't Go'.

In the video, Kim Ki-ri mentioned Park Ji-sun, who passed away in 2020. He said, "I am telling this story for the first time. After Nuna Park Ji-sun died, I cried a lot. Of course, many people were sad, but it made me reflect on death."

Kim Ki-ri continued, "I kept checking the messages we exchanged last with Nuna repeatedly. I felt regret and conflict, thinking, 'What did I say?' and 'Why didn't I even ask how she was doing back then?'"

Kim Ki-ri stated that studying the Bible became a turning point in his life. He confessed, "In the past, I was reaping all the fruits of addiction. I repeated a lifestyle of playing games all night, playing cards, and drinking."

He also said, "Although I went to church since I was young and didn't do anything too wrong, once I became a comedian, gained popularity, and started earning money, I began drinking and smoking. I even prayed to God, 'I'll just have fun a little more,' drifting away from my faith. For about three years, I partied freely relying on the power of alcohol."

Meanwhile, Kim Ki-ri debuted as a 25th public recruitment comedian for KBS in 2010. He married actress Moon Ji-in last May.

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