"Received an Excellent Inheritance Without Any Moles on the Body," Lee Jae-myung Claims
Kim Bu-seon Refutes, "A Thief Feels Guilty... Even Drew the Mole's Location"
Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung appeared on the SBS entertainment program 'Master in the House' on the 26th and spoke directly about various controversies surrounding him. Photo by SBS
[Asia Economy Reporter Kang Juhee] Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party presidential candidate and governor of Gyeonggi Province, indirectly refuted the so-called 'actress scandal' by saying, "I have inherited a wonderful legacy from my parents. The first is that I have no moles on my entire body." In response, Kim Bu-seon, the person involved in the scandal, immediately fired back, saying, "A thief feels guilty."
On the 26th, Lee appeared on the SBS entertainment program 'Master in the House' and spoke directly about the various controversies surrounding him.
On that day, when Lee Seung-gi saw Lee Jae-myung appear, he said, "Among the top three presidential candidates, you have the most controversies. I have many questions, but how far should I ask?" Hearing this, Yang Se-hyung indirectly referred to the scandal by saying, "There are several moles visible now," to which Lee Jae-myung laughed and replied, "This guy now."
Actress Kim Bu-seon, the person involved in the scandal, claimed that she dated Lee for a year starting in 2007 and saw a mole on a specific part of Lee's body. In response, Lee underwent a physical examination at Ajou University Hospital and was diagnosed with "no traces of moles on the mentioned area."
In the subsequent talk, Lee said, "I have inherited a wonderful legacy from my parents. The first is that I have no moles on my entire body, and the second is that I do not lose hair," indirectly referring to the scandal.
However, Kim Bu-seon immediately rebutted. That evening, she posted on her Facebook, "Lee said he has no moles on his body. They say a thief feels guilty, right?" She claimed, "I am probably the only actress on the entire planet who drew the location of a mole on a man's genitalia in a picture and submitted it to the public security prosecutor."
She continued, "From now on, broadcasting officials should not ask whether there are moles or not, but where the moles are. That mole is in a place not easily visible," adding, "He said, 'I inherited a truly wonderful legacy from my parents,' but isn't it shameful to lie like this to his parents?"
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