Aftermath of the "Assassins" Targeting Controversy… Hong Hye-gul: "I Will Accept Any Punishment"

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Family medicine specialist Yoo Esther and her husband, Hong Hye-gul, addressed the controversy over targeting the film "Assassins."

On the 9th, a video titled "Yoo Esther and Hong Hye-gul on the Brink of Separation (Letter of Commitment, Resignation Declaration, Allowance Suspension)" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Yoo Esther's Esther TV.'

In the video, Yoo Esther spoke about Hong Hye-gul's recent social media posts. She told Hong Hye-gul, "Please be careful with Facebook. They say they will permanently delete your Facebook account."

In response, Hong Hye-gul said, "Yes, I will absolutely not post any controversial content on Facebook from now on," adding, "My political leaning is neither left nor right; I am a complete moderate."

Previously, last month, Hong Hye-gul sparked controversy by posting, "'Assassins' is uncomfortable. Is it right to defame the deceased, whom half of the population respects or acknowledges, with forced conspiracy theories while the bereaved family members are still alive?"

Hong Hye-gul declared, "I solemnly swear that I will absolutely not write sensitive posts that hurt my wife's feelings or torment people at work. If I break this promise, I will gladly accept any punishment."

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