JTBC Variety's Overreach: 'Divorce Reflection Camp' Controversy Over Aggressive Recruitment [Star Issue]

*This content was translated by AI.

It appears the program is attempting to change its title to 'Divorce Promotion Camp'.

'Divorce Reflection Camp' has once again been caught conducting unreasonable recruitment efforts.

On the 26th, the Japanese-Korean couple YouTube channel 'Tacosama Tacosama', which has 380,000 subscribers, announced on its personal SNS, "Everyone, we are finally going on air."

Subsequently, the 'Tacosama' team shared a screenshot of a recruitment email received from the production team of JTBC's 'Divorce Reflection Camp', stating, "Finally. We've been recruited for a dating show. We'll meet on TV now♥."

'Tacosama' is a newlywed couple who married last September. In fact, they upload vlogs every week showcasing their happy married life, bringing excitement and laughter to their subscribers. Yet, it seems only the production team of 'Divorce Reflection Camp' is unaware, as they boldly sent recruitment emails, causing public eyebrows to furrow.

This is not the first time 'Divorce Reflection Camp' has employed such rude recruitment tactics.

On the 21st, Lee Myung-cheon, wife of Noh Yu-min from the boy group NRG, posted on her personal SNS: "Our relationship is good. How many times is this now? You seem to be sending these randomly. Sometimes it gets annoying, but we're not even thinking of divorcing. We'll be together for the rest of our lives, so please stop sending messages, production team." She also shared a photo of the message she received from the 'Divorce Reflection Camp' production team. The production team responded, "First, if receiving this message upset you, we sincerely apologize."

Ok-soon from Season 15 of 'I Am Solo' also received a recruitment offer for 'Divorce Reflection Camp' despite marrying in 2024 and currently having two daughters.

On the 7th, she posted a message and photo on her personal SNS stating, "I am 100,000% satisfied with my married life. I received a recruitment offer for 'Divorce Reflection Camp'." According to the photo, the 'Divorce Reflection Camp' production team said, "If our sudden message caused any inconvenience, we kindly ask for your understanding in advance. We are not necessarily broadcasting with 'divorce' as a premise. Rather, we are addressing very realistic issues that arise within couples..." explaining the program's ironic concept.

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.