'Lee Dong-gook's wife' Lee Soo-jin apologizes for noise at 3 a.m.: "It is the parents' responsibility; I will be more careful" [Star Issue] [Full Text]

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Lee Soo-jin, wife of Lee Dong-gook, directly apologized regarding the recent controversy over noise during the World Cup early in the morning.

On the 10th, on her personal account, Lee Soo-jin said, "It has already been two weeks since the children's summer vacation began. Vacation is a happy time with more time spent with the children, but while raising five children and dealing with various matters together, there are moments when I reflect on myself." She continued, "Am I really doing well? Could I be a mother who falls short for my children? Knowing that there are definitely limits to what I can handle, I always feel inadequate and reflect deeply."

Lee Soo-jin wrote, "Even today, I promise myself every day to become an even better mother, but it is not as easy as I thought. However, the children grow very quickly day by day, and knowing that this moment will never come again, I will do my best to be together with them, even if I am a bit clumsy or inadequate."

Continuing, Lee Soo-jin said, "Recently, during the World Cup match in the early morning, when Messi scored, I was so excited that my child jumped around and may have caused inconvenience to the neighbors. This is not something to be dismissed lightly as just a child's behavior; I believe it is my responsibility as a parent. I sincerely apologize for not considering those around me sufficiently at such a late hour, and in the future, I will pay closer attention and take care to ensure such incidents do not happen again."

She added, "Thanks to those who always look at me warmly and support me despite my many shortcomings, I have gained great strength. Going forward, I will not lose my humble heart and will become a mother who raises her children correctly and healthily by learning more and working harder."

Previously, on the 8th, Lee Soo-jin shared images of her family watching the 2026 FIFA North, Central America and Caribbean Cup Round of 16 match between Argentina and Egypt. The family was involved in a 'noise controversy' for cheering loudly at 3 a.m., firing toy guns at the ceiling, and other similar actions. Many netizens pointed out that noise during early morning hours could be a nuisance to neighbors, and Lee Soo-jin issued an apology two days later.

The following is the full text of Lee Soo-jin's post

It has already been two weeks since the children's summer vacation began.

Vacation is a happy time with more time spent with the children, but

while raising five children and dealing with various matters together, there are moments when I reflect on myself.

Am I really doing well?

Could I be a mother who falls short for my children?

Knowing that there are definitely limits to what I can handle,

I always feel inadequate and reflect deeply.

Even today, I promise myself every day to become an even better mother, but

it is not as easy as I thought.

However, the children grow very quickly day by day, and

knowing that this moment will never come again,

I will do my best to be together with them, even if I am a bit clumsy or inadequate.

And recently, during the World Cup match in the early morning, when Messi scored, I was so excited that my child jumped around and may have caused inconvenience to the neighbors. This is not something to be dismissed lightly as just a child's behavior; I believe it is my responsibility as a parent.

I sincerely apologize for not considering those around me sufficiently at such a late hour,

and in the future, I will pay closer attention and take care to ensure such incidents do not happen again.

Thanks to those who always look at me warmly despite my many shortcomings

and support me, I have gained great strength.

Going forward, I will not lose my humble heart,

and by learning more and working harder, I will become a mother who raises her children correctly and healthily.

Thank you always.

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