'I Live Alone' Apologizes for Manipulation Controversy.. Group Photo Released with Jeon Hyun-moo but Without Kim Shin-young: "Watch the Original Broadcast" [Star Issue]

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'I Live Alone' (hereinafter 'I Live Alone') members released a group photo. The photo was uploaded following recent controversies over manipulated broadcast content.

On the 9th, the official account of MBC's variety program 'I Live Alone' posted a message titled "Us, similar yet different," along with a photo.

The released photo featured Jeon Hyun-moo standing alongside guest singer Dean, Code Kunst, Kim Dae-ho, Ryu Hye-young, and Ki-an 84. However, Kim Shin-young, who is active as a Rainbow member, was not visible in the image.

Jeon Hyun-moo, who appeared in the manipulated broadcast segment, drew attention by placing his hands on his waist with a surprised expression.

'I Live Alone' stated, "Living in houses, courtyards, old cars, and so much more! Member Dean, we look quite similar—what do you think?" They also added, "Kim Dae-ho and Dean: The two of us look surprisingly alike."

Meanwhile, Jeon Hyun-moo and 'I Live Alone' were previously embroiled in a manipulation broadcast controversy regarding their Kazakhstan travel episode aired last month.

In that broadcast, Jeon Hyun-moo was shown embarking on an impromptu trip. He randomly visited the airport to decide his destination and proceeded with flight bookings and car rentals on the spot.

However, after the broadcast aired, the Kazakhstan government promoted the trip as being supported by the Almaty City Tourism Bureau and the Almaty Tourism Bureau, sparking controversy. In response, the production team initially stated, "We did not receive filming support or sponsorship," but later offered a vague explanation: "We received administrative procedures necessary for local filming and cooperation for on-site operations."

Ultimately, the production team revised their stance, stating they had pre-evaluated flight options and filming conditions in preparation for overseas shoots, and issued an apology.

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