Late Lee Jun-young contacted his ex-wife the day before his death, saying, "Please take care of my pet dog.." [Star Issue]

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Singer and composer Lee Jun-young (stage name Lee Ju) has passed away, and his ex-wife expressed her deep sorrow.

On the 5th, Lee Jun-young's ex-wife announced via her personal YouTube channel, "Bomi's father has passed away."

Lee Jun-young's ex-wife said, "He passed away five days ago. I had planned to take Bomi in if he ever became unable to care for her. So I brought her here. I received the news of his death the day before yesterday. I couldn't make it yesterday, so I brought Bomi here today."

Regarding the late, she said, "It seems his depression was so severe that he couldn't endure it on his own," and added, "Since he found it too difficult to bear, I think he made that choice." She shed tears and continued, "We divorced because I was angry and couldn't stand seeing him, but he is someone I spent my 20s and 30s with. I feel suddenly empty," and remarked, "If he was struggling that much, he should have contacted me."

It is reported that the late had exchanged messages with his ex-wife the day before his death. His ex-wife said, "His health was so poor that he told me to ask him to take care of Bomi if anything happened to him. I naturally told him to contact me if his health worsened and that I would take her, and that's how I went that day. Perhaps he felt relieved when I said I would take Bomi."

Earlier, news of Lee Jun-young's death was first revealed on the 4th by fellow composer XeoN. Through his personal account, XeoN said, "My friend and beloved composer Lee Ju has embarked on a long journey alone. Please remember him so he is not lonely on his way."

Lee Jun-young was a composer known by stage names such as DEVA and P. Remi. During his lifetime, he appeared on KBS 1TV's educational program "6 Si Naegohyang" and shared his life in the countryside.

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