'Switch Love 2' Lee Na-yeon: "JTBC's air conditioner isn't working... It's so hot" — Reveals financial struggles [Star Issue]

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Lee Na-yeon, an announcer who appeared on TVING's 'Switch Love 2', revealed JTBC's financial difficulties.

Recently, a video titled "I'm Still Not Unemployed: A Day in the Life of a 30-Something Office Worker Going to Work at JTBC, Visiting Jennie's Favorite Restaurant, and Doing Desk Organization" was uploaded on the YouTube channel 'First, Lee Na-yeon'.

While driving and moving around, Lee Na-yeon said, "I'm currently heading to Pangyo for a meeting. I'll be going over to Sangam to film golf content. I'm still doing it. Things are still okay," thereby informing viewers of the situation regarding JTBC Sports broadcasts.

She also shared footage of herself taking an online Chinese lesson at the JTBC building, stating, "I decided to do my private Chinese tutoring via Zoom here. I thought if I arrived late, it might cause more traffic." She added, "I'm completely drained. Is it okay for me to say this? Maybe because the company is struggling, the air conditioner isn't working. It's so hot."

Lee Na-yeon also expressed concern, saying, "I hope I won't get fired just for saying this?"

Later, she added, "Honestly, I'm not sure how long I can keep showing this. This place is like my second home. Nothing has been officially decided yet, but as soon as something is confirmed, I'll let you know first. Until then, I'll do my best in the tasks assigned to me! I will take full responsibility and continue the program until the end."

Meanwhile, on the 12th of last month, JTBC failed to repay its 206 billion won liquidity loan upon maturity, falling into a state of default. Subsidiaries including Joongang Holdings, Contentri Joongang, Joongang P&I, and Megabox Joongang have sequentially filed for reorganization proceedings.

Reports emerged that all variety show productions except 'Please Take Care of the Refrigerator' and 'Love War' had been halted, but JTBC drew a line by stating, "This is entirely false," and clarified, "There are no programs scheduled to stop filming."

Amid this, the decision by 'Divorce Reflection Camp' to go on hiatus on the 23rd has raised further curiosity among viewers. JTBC did not provide any separate explanation regarding the reason for the hiatus.

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