Singer Yoon Ddan Ddan, who had been engulfed in controversy over domestic violence against his ex-wife and infidelity, shared an afterthought on his return through a live performance.
On Tuesday, he posted several photos of the live performance "Ddan Ddan Live Day Autumn '26" held on Nov. 1 to his Instagram, along with the greeting, "Thank you sincerely for your precious attendance."
The released photos captured Yoon interacting with fans during the performance. Yoon said, "I will become a person and a singer worth continuing to like," and revealed the schedule for his next performance by saying, "'Live Day Winter '26' is scheduled for December," drawing attention.
Fans left supportive comments such as, "The autumn live was really good. I look forward to winter too," "You worked hard, brother," "I was so happy with the comeback performance I had been waiting for," "Let's meet often from now on," and "I hope we can definitely meet in December before this year ends."
Previously, Yoon was embroiled in controversy over infidelity and domestic violence during the process of divorcing after six years of marriage last June. At the time, his ex-wife, singer Eun Jong, claimed that she suffered damage to her eardrum and had her neck strangled due to Yoon's violence, and released related videos on social media, causing a stir.
In response, Yoon countered that he too had been subjected to continuous verbal abuse and physical violence from his ex-wife.
However, Yoon admitted to communicating with another woman and using physical force against Eun Jong. He apologized, saying, "I deeply reflect without any excuse for communicating with someone else due to my weary heart," and "I deeply reflect that this was an action I should not have taken as a man and as a husband."
Yoon resumed his music activities in September with the release of a new album. Introducing the album, he said, "I am a person who produces dust when shaken. I do not know how this album made from our regrets, reflections, and sighs will reach you, but I think I will simply have to live by properly tidying up the dust from now on."
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