Jeon Hyun-moo, along with BoA, apologized for the third week in a row over the ‘backbiting controversy about Park Na-rae’ on live broadcast: “I won’t be reckless anymore” (Sadang-qui)
[OSEN=Reporter Jang Woo-young] As “Boss in the Mirror” celebrates its 6th anniversary, Jeon Hyun-moo’s apology, stating, “I won’t be reckless anymore,” attracts attention.
KBS2’s “Boss in the Mirror” (hereafter referred to as “Boss in the Mirror”) is a voluntary role-reversal and self-reflection program by Korean bosses to create a more enjoyable workplace. The 302nd episode recorded a peak viewership rating of 6.5%, maintaining its position as the No.1 show in its time slot for 151 consecutive weeks, securing both ratings and popularity (according to Nielsen Korea).
In the upcoming 303rd episode, airing on the 20th, the program marks its 6th anniversary since its first broadcast in April 2019, continuing to maintain the No.1 viewership rating and strong popularity in its time slot. All the cast members express their gratitude and reflections. Following Kim Sook, who thanked all the bosses who appeared on the show, Park Myung-soo humorously shares his ambition to take over as MC by saying, “If I get rid of the current MCs one by one, I think I can become the MC.” Lee Soon-sil expresses her ambition for long-term appearances by saying, “I will keep appearing on Boss in the Mirror until Kim Sook and Jeon Hyun-moo both get married and have 3 to 5 children each.”
In particular, Jeon Hyun-moo captures attention with his official apology, stating, “I won’t be reckless anymore.” Everyone can’t help but laugh at the unexpected apology. Park Myung-soo adds, “Don’t make big mistakes like on live broadcast,” revealing his ambitious side aiming for the MC position.
Jeon Hyun-moo shares his turbulent feelings from the past month, saying, “When the articles saying ‘I am married’ and ‘I quit ‘I Live Alone” were released together, everyone thought I was quitting.” Although Jeon Hyun-moo was sweating, the entire cast enjoyed a light-hearted moment during the celebration of the 6th anniversary of “Boss in the Mirror,” which will be aired in the main broadcast.
Meanwhile, KBS2’s “Boss in the Mirror” airs every Sunday at 4:40 PM. /elnino8919@osen.co.kr