Photo by Ham Sowon, captured from Instagram.

Photo by Ham Sowon, captured from Instagram.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-ju] Broadcaster Ham So-won has addressed the controversy surrounding her alleged mistreatment of a babysitter.


On the 11th, Ham So-won posted a photo on Instagram with her husband Jin Hua and the babysitter, referred to as Auntie, along with a lengthy message.


Ham So-won stated, "Everyone, please don’t worry. I read all your positive and negative comments. The reason I delete some is because minor disputes arise with a small number of fans who defend me."


She added, "Feel free to write harsher words or severe criticism. I reflect on them and take them to heart. You can also DM me comfortably. You and I are connected. If you argue, I will delete the comments."


On the 10th, the TV Chosun variety show 'Taste of Wife' aired an episode showing Ham So-won in conflict with the babysitter Auntie, sparking a 'power abuse' controversy.


On that day, Auntie expressed frustration over Jin Hua’s excessive interference and the discrimination between Ham So-won’s daughter Hye-jung and the babysitter’s grandson, announcing her intention to quit.


The episode concluded with Ham So-won meeting again with Auntie and deciding to continue working together. After the broadcast, some viewers criticized Ham So-won’s attitude toward the babysitter as 'power abuse,' leading to controversy.


Below is the full text of Ham So-won’s message.


#Connection


Everyone, please don’t worry.


I read all your negative and positive comments.


The reason I delete some is because minor disputes arise with a small number of fans who defend me.


Feel free to write harsher words or severe criticism.


I reflect on them and take them to heart.


You can also DM me comfortably^^


You and I are connected^^



If you argue, I will delete the comments♥


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