"'Nasol' Meeting Eavesdropped at Restaurant"
"Curious About Sentence Length"... Expressing Anger
Gwangsu (a pseudonym), a contestant on the reality entertainment program 'I am SOLO' (hereinafter referred to as NaSSol) aired on ENA and SBS Plus, has filed a lawsuit against a civilian for eavesdropping.
On the 23rd, Gwangsu revealed on his Instagram, "On December 8th, there was a NaSSol gathering at a restaurant in Gangnam. According to a tip, the people sitting next to our table eavesdropped on our conversation and posted the content as it was on an internet cafe called 'Yeosi'."
Contestant Gwangsu from the 15th season of the reality entertainment program "I am SOLO" on ENA and SBS Plus [Image source=Screenshot from Gwangsu's Instagram]
He continued, "Isn't eavesdropping and wiretapping crossing the line? Were you that curious about the conversations of NaSSol contestants? And was our conversation socially important enough to be disclosed on the internet?" expressing his anger.
Gwangsu added, "All CCTV footage has been secured. Under the Communications Privacy Protection Act, there is no fine provision for eavesdropping, and the minimum sentence starts from one year imprisonment. It is a crime with a very bad nature. If the listening and disclosure are combined, there are multiple charges. I am curious about the sentencing," and posted a photo of the complaint.
Finally, Gwangsu concluded, "If not careful, it could lead to imprisonment, so we must defend well. Those who crossed the line will face legal action," and apologized for posting such a message on Christmas, wishing everyone a happy year-end.
After appearing on 'I am SOLO,' Kwangsoo and Oksun have developed a real romantic relationship and are preparing to get married next year. [Image source=Captured from Kwangsoo's Instagram]
Gwangsu appeared as a contestant in the 15th season of NaSSol in 2023 and is known to be a lawyer by profession. At that time, he became the final couple of the 15th season with Oksun, who runs a ballet academy. After the program ended, they developed a real romantic relationship and attracted attention by deciding to marry in about two weeks.
Later, rumors of discord arose during their wedding preparations, but they stated, "Although there were times when our feelings were hurt, we resolved them well through conversation."
Gwangsu and Oksun held their nuptial mass at a cathedral on the 3rd of this month and are preparing to get married in January next year.
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