An "anonymous social media (SNS) account" that secretly reveals broadcaster Jo Se-ho's daily life has emerged, sparking attention.
On the 12th, an account containing videos of Jo Se-ho's daily life was revealed on OnLINE SNS Instagram. The account operator included the phrase "Account will be destroyed if Jo Se-ho finds out" and wrote in the profile, "This account is operated without Jo Se-ho's consent. Currently surviving safely." "Gyebok" is an abbreviation for "account destruction."
There are currently four videos posted on the account. The videos show Jo Se-ho eating food served at a birthday meal, playing the guitar, and organizing shoes inside his home. A video of Jo Se-ho entering through the front door featured the subtitle "Jo Se-ho (44 years old, full-time housewife)." The guitar performance video included the description "Enormous musical ambition compared to skill," among other humorous expressions that drew attention.
Although the account operator has not disclosed their identity, a woman's voice appears in the videos, and scenes of her chatting familiarly with Jo Se-ho have led netizens to speculate that his wife may be running the account.
A post also appeared stating that the account was on the verge of being closed within one day of its public launch. The operator shared a message believed to be exchanged with Jo Se-ho, along with the text "Emergency emergency, crisis of account destruction in one day," on an Instagram Story that disappears after 24 hours. In the revealed message, Jo Se-ho asked, "What is this?"
In the operator's Daejeon profile, a finger heart emoji follows Jo Se-ho's name, adding curiosity about the relationship between the two.
However, it has not been confirmed whether Jo Se-ho's wife is actually running this account. Jo Se-ho married a non-celebrity woman nine years his junior in October 2024.
Meanwhile, last December, Jo Se-ho voluntarily withdrew from tvN's "You Quiz on the Block" and KBS2's "1 Night 2 Days" after allegations arose regarding his close relationship with an individual identified as a member of an organized crime group and suspicions of receiving money. At the time, his agency A2Z Entertainment denied the allegations, stating that it was merely an acquaintance relationship and that no money had been exchanged. Jo Se-ho also acknowledged his familiarity with the individual but explained that the surrounding suspicions were untrue.
Subsequently, Jo Se-ho appeared in the Netflix variety series "Doriver." In August, he posted on his own Instagram for the first time in about eight months, sharing updates with his fans.
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