Go Ji-yong's Son, Only Follows Mother Heo Yang-im on His List.. No Dad: "Last Meeting on Children's Day" [Star Issue]

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While the son of Jaxki group member Go Ji-yong has opened an Instagram account, he is only following his mother, family medicine specialist Heo Yang-im.

Recently, news that Go Ji-yong's son Seung-jae has opened an Instagram account has become a hot topic. Seung-jae has been sharing his daily life via social media since the end of last month.

Currently, Seung-jae's Instagram follower count has surpassed 10,000.

However, attention was drawn to the fact that only Heo Yang-im's account appears in Seung-jae's follow list. Although Go Ji-yong is also active on Instagram, his son Seung-jae did not follow his father's account.

Go Ji-yong married Heo Yang-im in 2013 and welcomed their son Seung-jae the following year. The Go family later gained widespread affection by appearing on KBS 2TV's parenting variety program "The Return of Superman."

However, it was only revealed in July that Go Ji-yong and Heo Yang-im had mutually agreed to divorce in April 2024. Recently, the two have been experiencing conflicts over visitation rights and child support payments.

On the 16th, Go Ji-yong's agency, Mountain Movement Story, announced that Go filed a petition with the court on that day seeking an injunction to prohibit Heo Yang-im, his ex-wife, from obstructing visitation rights and posting photos or videos of their child.

Go Ji-yong's side claimed that conflicts over child support payments escalated into disputes regarding visitation rights with their son Seung-jae. They also raised concerns that Heo Yang-im used the child's photos without permission for hospital promotion purposes.

In response, Go Ji-yong told StarNews via telephone, "The last time I saw my son was on this year's Children's Day." Emphasizing the reason for filing the lawsuit, he stated, "The biggest issue is that I cannot see my son anymore."

On the other hand, Heo Yang-im claimed, "There was no separate agreement regarding regular visitation rights," and added, "I have already filed a request for a court ruling on visitation rights. We plan to proceed with visitation in good faith according to the court's future decision."

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