"I don't usually cry on stage, swayed by emotions, but today my voice is choked up." Suk Haeng held a solo concert at Arte Seoul Muse Hall in Mokdong, Seoul at 7 PM on September 30, meeting with fans. /Reporter Kang Il-hong

[THE FACT|Reporter Kang Il-hong] Singer Suk Haeng returned to the stage after an approximately 10-month hiatus.

Suk Haeng held a solo concert at Arte Seoul Muse Hall in Mokdong, Seoul at 7 PM on September 30, meeting with fans. The concert garnered attention as it was Suk Haeng's first performance since suspending official external activities following a controversy.

The concert was held in a dinner show format, sponsored by the fan club 'Suk Haeng Train'. After having dinner together, the audience watched Suk Haeng's performance for about 2 hours. Many acquaintances and fans who are close to Suk Haeng attended, and there was continuous applause and support during the performance.

Suk Haeng performed her songs such as 'Gasiri' and 'Don't Call Me a Flower'. During the concert, she also shared her feelings about being back on stage after a long time.

Suk Haeng said, "I prepared this concert from beginning to end myself," adding, "I'm so emotional being back on stage after a long time that I can barely speak." She continued, "I don't usually cry on stage, swayed by emotions, but today my voice is choked up."

She also stated, "I want to forget everything now and return to my original intentions, focusing only on singing," and "I believe that is how I can repay the fans who have supported and loved me until the end." The audience responded with applause.

This concert was part of the 'Suk Haeng Show', which Suk Haeng has been holding for 11 years since her debut. As it was the first time meeting fans directly after her hiatus, attention is also focused on her future activities.

After the concert, Suk Haeng met with reporters and shared her stance on the controversy surrounding her and the legal proceedings.

Suk Haeng said, "It was something that happened because I wasn't more careful, and I want to take all the blame." She explained that she also believed she was a victim as she dated the person after trusting his explanation, but she decided to stop pursuing legal action to prove her innocence, feeling it was not the right way.

After the concert, Suk Haeng met with reporters and shared her stance on the controversy surrounding her and the legal proceedings. She explained that she also believed she was a victim as she dated the person after trusting his explanation, but she decided to stop pursuing legal action to prove her innocence, feeling it was not the right way. /Reporter Kang Il-hong

She added, "I accept everything as fate and plan to rise again through my music."

Previously, on the 17th, the Civil Division 7 of the Seongnam Branch of the Suwon District Court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in a lawsuit for damages filed by the wife of a married man, identified as Mr. A, against Suk Haeng.

Suk Haeng's side had maintained that the man had explained that his marriage was already in ruins and he was preparing for a divorce, and that she had dated him believing this, thus considering herself a victim.

This concert was the first time Suk Haeng appeared before fans in about 10 months while legal proceedings were ongoing. On this day, Suk Haeng expressed her intention to focus on her music and stage activities rather than providing specific explanations about the controversy.

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