Kim Na-young, again caught in the 'insufficient portion' controversy, feels wronged... "My family is fully fed enough" [Star Issue]

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Broadcaster Kim Na-young expressed her sense of injustice over the renewed controversy surrounding her so-called "insufficient portion" meals.

On the 15th, a video titled "Kim Na-young's Favorite Recipe in Hyoja-dong: Bamboo Shoot Carbonara That Made Her Fall in Love" was uploaded to Kim Na-young's YouTube channel 'No Filter TV'.

That day, before preparing the bamboo shoot carbonara herself, Kim Na-young suddenly declared, "I'm going to make a lot today," drawing attention.

When the production team jokingly asked, "Were you perhaps scraping the bottom of the pot?" Kim Na-young admitted, "Yes." She then explained, "It seems like viewers have been watching whether I serve large or small portions, so today I'm really going to make a lot."

Kim Na-young also confessed, "But whenever I cook with that mindset, there's always leftovers."

She continued, "My family is already fully fed right now. On days when I cook large portions, food always ends up leftover. I'm the kind of person who feels heartbroken whenever there are leftovers."

Kim Na-young's remarks came after some netizens criticized her cooking videos, saying, "It's for children, but the portion is too small." In response, Kim Na-young had previously clarified the so-called "insufficient portion" controversy back in May.

At that time, Kim Na-young explained, "There was a controversy about the portion size of the children's meals. It wasn't actually a small amount, but it probably looked very small on screen." She then revealed a generous dish of beef and vegetable fried rice. However, with the same controversy resurfacing once again, she appears to have issued another clarification.

Meanwhile, Kim Na-young remarried last October to musician and painter Mikee. They have two sons: Shin-woo and Lee-jun.

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