'AV Actor Aspirant' Ko Young-wook, Also Spoke Ill of Yoo Jae-suk Recently... "Greed Knows No End" [Star Issue]

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Ko Young-wook (50), a former member of the group Rolla convicted of a sexual crime involving a minor, expressed negative feelings toward broadcasters Yoo Jae-suk and Shin Dong-yup.

On the 12th, Ko posted on X: "Could there be anything better than broadcasting... How much richer must one become to feel satisfied... Greed knows no end..." while attaching a photo.

The photo featured Yoo Jae-suk, Haha, and Joo Woo-jae appearing on MBC's variety show 'What Do You Do When You're Bored?'. Ko appeared to target Yoo Jae-suk, known as the "National MC," who received the highest appearance fee among them.

On the 11th, Ko also wrote: "While flipping through TV channels... I was quite surprised that 'Immortal Songs' is still airing... Should I call him a master? He seems to have incredible stamina—drinking or broadcasting... Though when watching 'Animal Farm,' his eyes always seemed glazed..." while sharing a screenshot of Shin Dong-yup from KBS 2TV's variety show 'Immortal Songs,' repeatedly voicing complaints about famous MCs.

Additionally, Ko has been leaving negative comments about various celebrities appearing on TV on social media.

On the 12th, Ko wrote on X: "It seems difficult to find a job in Korea, so I heard somewhere that there's a shortage of male AV actors in Japan. If it's legally possible..." His post has sparked controversy.

Meanwhile, Ko debuted as part of Rolla in 1994 alongside Shin Jung-hwan, Kim Ji-hyun, and Lee Sang-min. He later became active in various variety shows but was expelled from the entertainment industry after receiving a prison sentence for sexual assault involving a minor.

Ko was indicted for sexually assaulting and forcibly molesting three minors four times between July 2010 and December 2012 at his Seoul officetel, car, and other locations. In December 2013, the Supreme Court sentenced Ko to two years and six months in prison. Following his release from Seoul Southern Detention Center in July 2015 after serving his sentence,

Ko was also ordered to disclose his personal information for five years and wear an electronic monitoring device for three years, becoming the first "electronic bracelet celebrity."

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