"Not Like I Killed Anyone"... Female BJ Admitting to an Affair, Shockingly Confident

Female BJ Admits Affair with Married Man
Responds to Wife's Accusation: "It's Not Like I Killed Someone"

A female BJ (Broadcast Jockey) who runs an internet broadcast admitted to having an affair with a married man, saying, "I did have an affair," but also defended herself by saying, "I didn't kill anyone, so what crime is this?"

A BJ admitting to an affair with a married man.
[Photo by BJ A]

On the 11th, a post by B, the wife of the man who had an affair with BJ A, gained attention on an online community. B began by saying, "I am an ordinary housewife, but I posted this because I thought I could get help by writing here."

B said, "My husband had an affair with the BJ and became a divorced woman in her early 30s," and appealed, "After ruining my life like this, she openly says on her broadcast, 'I didn't kill anyone, so what crime is it to have an affair?'" In the video B released, A was conducting a live broadcast and said things like, "If there is a woman I like, I can have an affair even if she has a wife," "If there is legal responsibility, I will take responsibility," and "What is there to be ashamed of? I didn't kill anyone." Regarding how she met the husband, A revealed it was through a 'sikde (meal date)' and added, "Usually, meeting a pretty woman costs a lot of money. I met her, but she talks too much."

After B's post became a hot topic on the online community, A admitted to the affair on her internet broadcasting platform's community. She explained that a month after the affair, she had another affair with a different fan, which led to B's husband leaving her. She also claimed that B's husband threatened to expose the truth and demanded 150 million won as a settlement.

In response to A's claims, B's husband explained the situation, saying, "It was A who first showed interest," and "When we started living apart together, I found out she was dating someone else besides me. I overlooked the unreasonable excuses, but eventually ended the relationship." He continued, "It is true that I threatened to expose her, but what I demanded was not money but goods," and lamented, "From my perspective, I sponsored hundreds of millions of won, forgave the affair, and paid hundreds of millions in alimony due to the divorce, but I could not forgive her for easily announcing the breakup." He also added, "Money can be earned again, but I want to tell A's parents, 'Your daughter took this amount and paid it as a bribe. Congratulations on becoming rich.'"