Comedian Lee Soo-geun’s wife Park Ji-yeon has clarified the suspicions raised about the products she sells.
On the 9th, Park Ji-yeon posted a photo of the official notice she received from the tteokbokki maker along with the words, “I will release an official letter for checking the facts” through her SNS on the 9th.
He explained, “During the development of (tteokbokki), we put a lot of effort into testing and sampling.” “The content and ingredients are different.
Previously, Park Ji-yeon had been criticized for having the same ingredients as tteokbokki, which was already sold in the market, when she started using the tool. In response, Park Ji-yeon kept her silent over the weekend and released an official letter from her factory to dispel her rumors and misunderstandings. She also threatened legal action against her for libel and personal attacks.
Park Ji-yeon said, “It was released in the same factory first and the labeling is the same, so it can be mistaken for a copy product.” But “I understand the misunderstanding without (accurate) confirmation. But why are you attacking people with poison?” did.
He continued, “My SNS is not only a space for promoting the brand, but also a space for sharing our family’s daily life.” “I emphasize that I have never written any slanderous posts or comments. Speculations will be captured and legal action will be taken.”
Park Ji-yeon is a former stylist and married comedian Lee Soo-geun in 2008. She has two sons with her.
(SBS Entertainment News reporter Kim Ji-hye)
