'Soap Bubble at the Lodging' Son Dam-bi and 'Elevator Life Sports' Kim Na-young... Blinded by Showing Off Their Children, 'Lacking Common Sense' [★FOCUS]

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Actress Son Dam-bi and broadcaster Kim Na-young faced controversy over public morality after showing off their children's cuteness.

On the 7th, Son Dam-bi posted on social media: "I was disappointed that Hae could not enjoy it much due to her coughing, but playing with soap bubbles briefly at the lodging facility with my child was my negligence."

She continued, "After the play, we cleaned everything thoroughly. In the future, I will act more carefully and ensure such incidents do not happen again," offering an apology.

On the 5th, Son Dam-bi shared updates on her trip to Sokcho with her husband Lee Kyu-hyuk and daughter Hae, releasing a video of them playing with soap bubbles inside their lodging. Some pointed out that playing with soap bubbles in a shared indoor space could cause damage to other guests and the lodging management.

As the controversy grew, Son Dam-bi explained, "I wiped the floor thoroughly with a towel." However, as criticism continued over the possibility of soap bubble marks remaining on much of the furniture and wallpaper inside the lodging, she issued a second explanation.

Last April, Kim Na-young also faced sharp criticism after posting on social media about enjoying time with her children. At the time, she described it as "a weekend of life sports for the family," sharing images of her two sons playing tennis, yoga, swimming, and ballet.

However, controversy arose when Kim Na-young posted a video showing her two sons climbing into an elevator while wearing shoes. When one netizen pointed out, "Did you wipe the handle before getting off?" Kim Na-young replied, "Yes, I wiped it well before getting off."

Despite this, facing criticism for violating public morality and hygiene standards, Kim Na-young merely deleted the photo in question.

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