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While the cast of "Joint Camp" was identified as a sanggan girl, the woman reportedly expressed her position that "it was not related to me."
JTBC's "Case Team Leader," which aired on the 20th, reported that a sanggannyeo is appearing in the current "Yeonf" (love entertainment program). The program was known as SBS's "Joint Camp."
The informant, a woman in her 40s, said, "After receiving a divorce complaint from her husband, I found out that she was having an affair," adding, "Someone said they saw a woman holding hands at night with her husband and putting them shoulder to shoulder." I was an employee of the store," he said.
A filed a divorce suit and a petition, and the court ruled in favor of A, saying, "It's my husband's fault." According to the ruling, "The defendants have developed into a relationship since around 2017 and have formed an unfaithful relationship by traveling abroad several times since then. It is believed that the main responsibility for the breakdown of the marriage relationship lies with the defendant (the estranged woman) and the husband who cheated."
The husband was ordered to pay 30 million won as alimony to his wife, and the sanggan woman was ordered to pay 20 million won out of 30 million won jointly with her husband, but A has not yet received alimony.
Mr. A said, "I thought I'd forgotten everything after I got divorced, but I think I had trauma left. It was heartbreaking to be separated from the children because of the lack of conditions in the divorce, but it is unfair that the person who broke down the family will appear on "Yeonf" casually to hide the past and find a new partner. I thought my affair partner and my husband were constantly seeing each other," he said on the broadcast.
According to the case leader, he contacted the cast member of the "Joint Camp" who was designated as a sanggan girl, and the cast member said, "It's not related to me and I've never received a ruling. If we talk about it without grounds, we will respond legally," he said.
Lawyer Yang Ji-yeol questioned, "It's hard to understand whether he didn't receive the ruling or he didn't know about it at all when it came out to the extent that the ruling came out."
On the other hand, the production team of "Joint Camp" became aware of the fact that one of the performers had a socially controversial past history. Accordingly, we asked the performer to confirm the facts, but we have not yet heard a specific answer.
"As soon as we were aware of the controversy, we started an emergency re-edit, and we decided to remove the amount of the cast from all remaining episodes in the future so that viewers can watch the broadcast without any inconvenience," he said.
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