Key Summary
- Jo Yihyun, known as Oksoon from the 31st season of I Am Solo, 공개했다 a message from a social media user who apologized for spreading false claims about her.
- The sender said they had written posts for parenting community cafes as paid part-time work and used keyword prompts provided by an agency.
- Oksoon said she was shocked that false information about her could be spread for money based only on what viewers saw on television.
- She had already said in late June that she was pursuing legal action over malicious comments and false allegations after months of harm.
Main Story
Jo Yihyun, better known as Oksoon from the 31st season of the dating program I Am Solo, revealed a message from a person who apologized for distributing false claims about her online.
According to the message she shared on July 11 through social media, the sender said they had been writing posts for parenting community forums as a side job to help cover family expenses while raising two children. The person added that the posts were written using keywords provided by an agency and that they had used the keyword related to Oksoon exactly as received.
In the apology, the sender said they had not properly considered how much harm the post could cause and admitted fault for publishing content without thinking enough about its consequences. The person also said the post had been deleted.
Oksoon responded by expressing disbelief that false information about her could be produced and paid for based on her television appearance alone. She questioned who had instructed the agency to use such keywords and said she had been surprised by a series of events she did not understand at the time.
This was not the first time Oksoon had spoken publicly about the issue. On June 26, she said on social media that she had suffered for about six months after the broadcast because of malicious comments and false information, and that she was taking legal action.
She also denied allegations tied to the so-called “Sunja bullying controversy” that arose during the April broadcast, saying she had not intentionally excluded or isolated any specific person. She said the situation had made ordinary social life difficult and affected both her livelihood and personal relationships. Oksoon added that she was pursuing civil and criminal action focused on false claims and warned that she would seek accountability without leniency.
Background
The supplied article says the controversy stems from reactions to Oksoon’s appearance on I Am Solo and from claims that surfaced after the April broadcast. No additional background was provided in the source.
Items Requiring Further Verification
- The identity of the social media user who sent the apology message is not independently established in the article.
- The claim that the sender worked as a paid poster for a “mom cafe” through an agency is attributed solely to the sender’s own message.
- The article does not provide independent evidence for the alleged false statements or the specific keywords used.
- Oksoon’s legal action, including civil and criminal measures, is described by her but not documented with court records or official statements in the article.
- The “Sunja bullying controversy” is mentioned as a prior issue, but the source does not provide fuller factual detail beyond Oksoon’s denial.
