"Fought shirtless at a gas station," even wore a "mask"... Kim Young-kwang's wife's past revelations resurface [Star Issue]

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Amidst former soccer player and broadcaster Kim Young-kwang's apology over a road rage controversy, his wife's past disclosures are being re-examined.

Previously, in September of last year, the couple Kim Young-kwang and Kim Eun-ji appeared as guests on SBS's 'Same Bed Different Dreams Season 2 - You Are My Destiny.'

In that episode, Kim Young-kwang's exceptional competitive spirit and bold personality were highlighted.

In particular, his wife, Kim Eun-ji, revealed, "I saw my husband fight shirtless at a gas station with the lights off. He got into an altercation with a vehicle next to him while driving, and eventually got out of the car to fight. I thought all athletes were like this. They all get hot-headed, are quick-tempered, and have overflowing competitive drive."

Moreover, Kim Young-kwang also displayed a "road traffic police" mode. While gripping the steering wheel, he repeatedly muttered criticisms about illegal parking, signal violations, and tailgating. He even took out a "mask." Kim Young-kwang stated, "I wore a mask while directing traffic."

Meanwhile, on the 8th, SBS reported suspicions of retaliatory driving by Mr. A, a former national soccer team representative. According to the report, a complaint regarding retaliatory driving was filed around a tunnel in Mapo-gu, Seoul, in March.

Subsequently, Mr. A's identity was revealed when Kim Young-kwang issued a public apology on his personal social media account on the 9th. He bowed his head, stating, "I am sorry for causing worry and concern to many people due to the recently reported incident," and added, "The police investigation resulted in a non-referral and a 'no charges' disposition. Regardless of the legal judgment, I am taking it seriously that my driving style may have caused anxiety or inconvenience to others."

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