24th Season Ok-soon, After Filing a Lawsuit and Receiving an Apology, Suddenly Confesses, "Trolls Are Better Than No Comments at All" [Star Issue]

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ENA and SBS Plus's "I Am Single," 24th Season Ok-soon (pseudonym), revealed that she found emotional comfort after receiving apologies from the trolls who had targeted her following the broadcast.

On the 10th, 24th Season Ok-soon appeared in a video titled "Divorced N-Mo-Sol George!! A Blind Date with a Professional Woman You Wanted?! Part 1," which was released on the YouTube channel 'Friendly Lawyer Lee Seung-woo.'

In the video, 24th Season Ok-soon said about the indiscriminate trolling she received after the broadcast, "There were so many things people wouldn't dare say to my face." She continued, "(After filing the lawsuit) I felt much purified and received many sincere apologies. In fact, more people came forward to reflect on their actions and express regret, which greatly healed me," adding, "Trolls are better than no comments at all."

Earlier, on the 5th, 24th Season Ok-soon claimed via her social media that she had not received her appearance fee for over a year. She stated, "The appearance fee should have been paid two months after filming, but even after several months passed, it never arrived. Since it's common in the broadcasting industry for participants to go unpaid, I thought we should just let it go and not pursue it."

She further added, "A few months later, I received a call from the production team of the program. When I told the PD that the payment for the first filming session had not been made, (the PD) said, 'I thought it had already been paid. Please contact the person in charge regarding appearance fee payments.' Although I proceeded with the second filming session, that also remained unsettled."

In response, the production team of "I Am Single" stated, "The appearance fee for 24th Season Ok-soon has been fully paid."

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