'Switch Love 3' Lee Yu-jeong accused of mocking Jamsil protest, cyberbullying "Distorting the essence, NO" [Star Issue]

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Lee Yu-jeong, a cast member of TVING's 'Switch Love 3', clarified the controversies surrounding her and expressed her thoughts.

On the 8th, Lee posted on her social media: "I was caught off guard by the posts appearing on 'Chin-chin Story,' and after I liked the post titled 'Me, who was flustered by the posts on Chin-chin Story,' I was suddenly targeted with cyberbullying. The reason given was that I was mocking the protest."

According to the post revealed by Lee Yu-jeong, her social media profile was circulated with the question, "Is this the person who mocked Jamsil?" The poster raised suspicions that Lee Yu-jeong had mocked the 'Jamsil polling station blockade protest.'

She stated, "The right to vote for all citizens of the Republic of Korea must be guaranteed, and the National Election Commission, which showed poor management in this incident, must certainly take responsibility. However, I cannot agree with actions that obscure the essence of the incident, divide the people, and spread false information."

Additionally, Lee Yu-jeong also released an apology letter from the author of the false post. She added, "I believe that instead of a flow that distorts the essence, voices upholding correct democratic values should be strengthened."

Lee Yu-jeong gained recognition by appearing in the TVING dating reality program 'Switch Love 3,' which aired in 2023. On the show, she reunited with her former lover, Choi Chang-jin, as the final couple, and they are currently continuing their public relationship.

Meanwhile, since the 5th, protests demanding a re-election have continued at the Jamsil polling station, criticizing the shortage of ballots that occurred during the the 3rd local elections.

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