Appeared on MBN's 'Special World' on the 25th... "I was threatened"

Source: Taken from MBN's 'Special World'

[The Fact ㅣ Reporter Lee Han-rim ] Announcer Kim Jung-min reveals the fact that she was subjected to a 1 billion won lawsuit against her ex-lover.

On the 25th, Kim Jung-min appeared on MBN's 'Special World' and revealed it for the first time in 5 years. In today's broadcast, Kim Jung-min was active as a yoga instructor. She says she got through the tough times through yoga and meditation. She also honestly shared her feelings about the past going through controversy because of the 'flower snake'.

Kim Jung-min said, "It is my greatest responsibility. To somehow overcome the difficulties in my life." "The first time I tried to contact my mother. I hated it so I've been working hard to prepare for this and that, and I'm preparing for my coaching license trainer."

She also mentioned the reason why she stopped broadcasting. She said, "I had a problem with my boyfriend that I dated before and had to take a hiatus from broadcasting until now. I was introduced to my boyfriend by a Sun-bae-nim who was broadcasting on at that time, and there was an age difference in the process, so we talked about marriage the first time we met."

Kim Jung-min said, "Later in the dating process, they asked me to break up because of differences in personality, women's problems, and obsessions. He said he wanted to live close to us because of our home. I was far away. At that time, he demanded 100 million won, which included moving expenses, monthly rent, dating expenses, gifts, etc.," she recounted.

She continued: “At that time, he refused because he did not understand the amount.” I'm in a state of being returned but I'm afraid to ask to meet, the amount keeps increasing, I'm suing first."

Finally, Kim Jung-min said, "As time passed, it was misunderstood and forgotten. Sometimes I imagine what it will be like when I return, but I think it might not be quite the same. before. I want to be someone who can put on a smile that I can empathize with."