Jakarta, CNNI Indonesia —
Capital South Korea Kim Keon Hee continued to be in the spotlight when she accompanied her husband, President Yoon Suk Yeol, to the summit event G20 in Nusa Dua, Bali.
Her looks, considered as beautiful as Korean idols and dramatic actresses, stole the attention of Indonesian netizens. Many people are surprised to learn that Kim is already 50 but she still looks fresh and stunning.
Even so, in Ginseng Country, many people criticized him for being drawn into a series of scandals. Here are seven scandals that have dragged down the South Korean first lady:
1. CV forgery
Kim Keon Hee once came across a case of suspected fake CV or resume. Kim was accused of falsifying or exaggerating his credentials on resumes he sent to two local universities in 2007 and 2013, when he applied to teach there.
At Suwon Women’s University (2007), Kim said that he served as director of the Korean Game Industry Association for three years starting in 2002, even though the association was founded in 2004.
Then at Anyang University (2013), Kim lied that he won the first prize in the animation category of the 2004 Korea Content Awards.
In this regard, Yoon Suk Yeol, who was still a presidential candidate at the time, apologized for the commotion that occurred.
“I apologize for causing public concern with the controversy surrounding my wife. I clearly state that, regardless of the reason, the fact that credentials were misreported and caused controversy is in itself inconsistent with justice and common sense I preach,” Yoon said. , as mentioned Yohap.
2. Threatening journalists who criticize their husbands
Kim once threatened to “jail all journalists” who criticized Yoon, her husband.
“If I get to the Blue House, I will imprison them all,” Kim allegedly said The times of the strait.
At the time, Yoon was not yet president. Kim went on to say that media outlets that openly criticize Yoon will be prosecuted when her husband takes office in the future.
“The police will charge them if we order them to [polisi] or not,” he said.
3. Comments on the #MeToo movement
Kim also had time to garner controversy when he commented on the MeToo movement that has dragged down the Democratic Party. Kim called the MeToo movement “successful when men didn’t pay” women.
He communicated this when he regretted the former governor of South Chungcheong province, An Hee Jung, who was imprisoned for sexual harassment.
He went on to say that “conservatives make sure they pay” so that no one gets caught up in the MeToo scandal.
Kim later apologized for the “inappropriate remarks” which caused a public outcry.
quoted The South China Morning Postthe MeToo movement itself is a campaign against all forms of sexual harassment and violence.
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