'Jusaiimo' Apology Half a Year Later.. SHINee's Key: "Let's Meet Again with a Better Side!"

*This content was translated by AI.

SHINee member Key (35, real name Kim Ki-beom) shared his thoughts on his return following the 'Jusaiimo' controversy.

Key posted a new message on his Instagram on the 14th, his first post since the 'Jusaiimo' apology on December 17 last year.

Key wrote, "Thanks to you, I was able to safely complete the performances at Casefor Dome and Veruna Dome. Every moment I spent on stage with you was truly happy and will remain in my memory for a long time. And thanks to the great support for our 'Atmos' activities, it was an even more special time. I sincerely thank the 'SHINee World' (fan club name) who have always supported us without change. Let's meet again with a better side!"

Along with this, Key shared a photo certifying the full SHINee concert. SHINee held solo concerts from the 29th to the 31st last month at Seoul Olympic Park Casefor Dome, and on June 5 and 7 at Saitama Veruna Dome in Japan. They released their 6th mini album 'Atmos' on the 1st of this month and also appeared on SBS 'Inkigayo' on the 14th.

Meanwhile, Key was involved in the 'Jusaiimo' controversy, which also included comedians Park Na-rae and others, leading him to withdraw from MBC's 'I Live Alone' and tvN's 'Amazing Saturday'. The controversy involved allegations that he received illegal medical services from 'Jusaiimo', who lacked a medical license. Key bowed his head, saying, "I prided myself on being able to stay far away from such things, but it seems that this mindset prevented me from looking around more wisely. I am so sorry and ashamed to many who trusted and supported me."

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

*This content was translated by AI.