Jung Joon: "I am a big-hearted person... I don't want to be the same kind" Withdraws lawsuit against malicious commenters

Actor Jung Joon / Photo by Jung Joon, Instagram capture

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kang Joo-hee] Actor Jung Joon, who had announced legal action against malicious commenters, suddenly changed his stance and said he would withdraw the lawsuit.

On the 19th, Jung Joon posted on his Instagram, "I am a magnanimous person and do not want to be on the same wavelength, so I will forgive the malicious commenters."

He continued, "I decided not to sue. Why? Because I am magnanimous. I don't want to enter the same frame. I ask for understanding from those who supported the lawsuit. And I apologize. If I sue together now, I will lose. You know that, right? But I sued Ilbe, so why is the United Future Party moving?"

Meanwhile, on the same day, Korea Economic Daily reported that the United Future Party's member group planned to file charges against 21 malicious commenters, including Jung Joon, for defamation and insult. In response, Jung Joon acknowledged the comments he had left in the past and said, "If you were offended by the comments I wrote, I publicly apologize."

Earlier, Jung Joon had revealed the IDs of malicious commenters who had made insulting remarks about him and warned of a strong response, saying, "I will meet with my lawyer tomorrow and sue. I will go all the way."

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