'Assassin Relay' Ko Young-wook: "I cannot return to broadcasting; I am just a common citizen... These are merely my thoughts" [Star Issue]

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Ko Young-wook, formerly of the mixed group Rula, directly stated that his return to broadcasting is "impossible," while sharing his thoughts on various posts he made criticizing other celebrities.

On the 25th, Ko Young-wook said, "As far as publicly known matters are concerned, my inability to return to broadcasting will remain unchanged unless something extraordinary occurs." He added, "I have already received more public love and popularity than I could ever deserve in the past. Of course, there are personal regrets, but I accept them and move on."

He continued, "I am simply someone who goes grocery shopping, cleans up dog waste at home, and lives as an ordinary citizen. I only post my thoughts; diligent journalists faithfully turn them into articles. Please stop acting recklessly and making a fuss. Each of you should focus on your own daily lives."

Meanwhile, Ko Young-wook was sentenced to two years and six months in prison in 2013 for charges of sexual assault and forcible molestation involving minors. He was released from prison in July 2015 after serving his full term and was ordered to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and have his personal information disclosed and notified.

Recently, Ko Young-wook has continued criticizing numerous celebrities, including Yoo Jae-suk, Shin Dong-yup, Lee Chan-won, Lee Sang-min, Tak Jae-hoon, Lee Ji-hye, and Park Ha-seon.

More recently, regarding news of actor Yoo Ah-in's return to films following his punishment for drug use, Ko Young-wook pointed out, "Is drug use okay?"

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