People's Daily News According to Yonhap News Agency, artists Cha Tae-hyun and Kim Joon-ho explained the doubts of members of Han Zong's "Two Days and One Night" gambling golf overseas through their respective brokerage companies on the 17th, and said that they would withdraw from all the programs they were participating in.
Both said they did not gamble abroad, but when they played with friends at home, the bets involved were immediately refunded or recovered. The two acknowledged that some of their doubts were true, but at the same time said that as public figures, they felt responsible for it.
Cha Tae-hyun said that he was very ashamed to see me talking about the relevant content in the group chat, and as a public figure who has gained a lot of love, this is unacceptable behavior. I apologize to those who have disappointed me, as well as to those who love Two Days and One Night, and I am very sorry that my actions have affected the other members of the show, so I will withdraw from all the shows I have participated in. As a father, I am sorry for my family and children, and I will be self-disciplined and reflective in the future.
Kim Joon-ho also said that as a public figure and the elder brother of the members of "Two Days and One Night", he deeply reflected on the failure to set an example. I hope that everyone will not have misunderstandings and prejudices about other members who are trying to participate in the show.
South Korea's KBS TV station previously considered the serious impact caused by the secret filming of its two ace variety shows "Two Days and One Night" regular guest Zheng Junying, and the TV station decided to stop cooperating with it and suspend the production and broadcast of the program. This time Cha Tae-hyun and Kim Joon-ho were also exposed, and the show may face complete abolition.
The day before, KBS TV's golden file at 9 o'clock broke the news that "Two Days and One Night" members TAE Tae-hyun and Kim Joon-ho chatted and gambled highball in the Korean version of WeChat Kakao Talk group chat in July 2016, and the program team ignored it. It is worth noting that when the police investigated the mobile phone of Zheng Junying, an artist suspected of secretly filming and disseminating sex videos, they found that related topics appeared in his group chat.