"Thank you," Kim Ho-young ignores Ok Joo-hyun's 'Ok-jang-pan' attack... only announces "sold out"

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Musical actor Kim Ho-young has consistently remained silent despite Ok Joo-hyun's public attack.

On the 18th, Kim Ho-young posted a video on his Instagram along with the message "Thank you for selling out."

The released video featured a home shopping commercial in which he appeared. He shared proof to commemorate the complete sell-out.

Kim Ho-young continues his activities without apparent setback despite Ok Joo-hyun's ongoing attacks over past remarks about 'Ok-jang-pan.' Instead, he has been thriving by sharing news of products he is selling out.

Ok Joo-hyun has brought up the so-called 'Ok-jang-pan' controversy from 2022 for the first time in four years, demanding a public explanation from Kim Ho-young. At the time, Kim Ho-young sparked the issue by posting on his social media: "Asari-jang-pan is old news. Now it's Ok-jang-pan."

When Ok Joo-hyun and Lee Ji-hye, both from the same agency, were cast as doubles for the 10th anniversary performance of the musical 'Elisabeth,' suspicions arose that their friendship led to their casting. This interpretation spread that Kim Ho-young was targeting them. In response, Ok Joo-hyun filed a defamation lawsuit against Kim Ho-young.

Regarding this matter, Kim Ho-young explained that he was not attacking Ok Joo-hyun but promoting his friend's father's 'Ok-jang-pan.' However, Ok Joo-hyun has reignited the controversy, causing further stir.

Meanwhile, Kim Ho-young has offered no particular stance and continues to remain silent. In response, Ok Joo-hyun stated on the 17th via the fan communication platform Bubble: "I am waiting. Either prove it by organizing a group purchase of your friend's 'Ok-jang-pan,' or take action with your mouth and hands," once again urging Kim Ho-young's side to provide an explanation.

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