Park Hwan-hee's wife, who was openly shooting, became an "ex-wife."Vilstax, 'Finger swear words' Noisy 2 Divorce 'Cool Disease' Pronounced [Star Issue]

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Rapper Vilstax (real name Shin Dong-yeol, former activist name Basco) drew attention from netizens by delivering the news of his second divorce.

Vilstax recently reprogrammed a post posted by his second ex-wife A on his Instagram. It showed Vilstax and A posing for a V with a bright smile in front of the court and leaving a bright feeling of divorce.

With the message of "divorce awards," he said, "Now (the court) should stop coming. That's the end. Have you ever seen such a (divorce) couple?" the two were also seen having a cool conversation. Vilstax also used foul language with his fingers at the camera.

Vilstax maintained a common-law relationship with A, who was 10 years younger, for eight years, and eventually broke down. Vilstax also told the daily life of raising a son with his first wife, actor Park Hwan-hee, with A. He married Park Hwan-hee in 2011 but divorced in 2013, and Bilstax took custody of his son.

Vilstax has been at the center of controversy in the past, starting his remarriage with A. While Vilstax had a legal dispute with Park Hwan-hee, A openly shot Park Hwan-hee on social media and participated in a mud fight.

As a result, netizens are paying unfavorable attention to Vilstax. Most of the responses point to the attitude of displaying even divorce and repeated rash words and actions. "If you're going to divorce like that, why did you shoot your own mother. I'm trying to talk about my feelings about divorce, but I don't look cool at all. People should be careful of their mouths whenever and wherever they are," he said. "You can get divorced twice. But why are you cursing your fingers? "Hip-hop is not cool," "Attention." "Do you think that's really cool?" "I'm laughing," "Wow, the world is really strange these days," and "Divorce is not a big flaw in this day and age, but I don't think it's a proud thing. I think the responsibility would have been more severe if one side had a relationship with children. In the meantime, we came to a conclusion that we couldn't take responsibility for our own choices, and we ended up hurting our child a second time, but it's ironic that we act like we're proud of those who hurt us," he said. "What are you bragging about. It is absurd that SNS creates common sense that is out of line," and "It's not cool, but they're both out of their minds."

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