'People Are Good' Jeon Mira Worries About Yoon Jongshin Staying in the US: "COVID Is Dangerous, Plus Protests in America"

Photo by MBC Human Documentary 'People Are Good' broadcast screen capture

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Park Hee-eun] Jeon Mi-ra, wife of Yoon Jong-shin, shared the recent status of her husband Yoon Jong-shin, who is staying in the United States, through a broadcast.

On the 14th, the MBC human documentary 'People Are Good' featured Lee Hyung-taek, the first Korean to win an ATP Tour, who achieved a 42-match winning streak in singles and reached a world ranking of 36.

In the broadcast, Lee Hyung-taek and Jeon Mi-ra met on a tennis court and had a conversation. They greeted each other warmly, asking about each other's well-being.

When Jeon Mi-ra, who met Lee Hyung-taek after a long time, joked, "I often see you on TV. Easter," Lee Hyung-taek replied, "Hey, what's this? Celebrity (Yoon Jong-shin) wife."

Then Jeon Mi-ra mentioned her husband Yoon Jong-shin, who is currently staying in the United States.

She said with an awkward smile, "What about my husband?" Then Lee Hyung-taek asked, "Are you able to contact him?"

Jeon Mi-ra said, "We can confirm he is alive and well. He said he is okay."

She continued, "He said he doesn't go outside because he might get hit," and added, "Not only is COVID-19 dangerous, but there are also protests in the U.S.," sharing Yoon Jong-shin's recent situation.

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