Comedian Kim Ki-ri has resumed his social media activities, which had been dormant due to the aftermath of the Park We controversy last August.
On Wednesday, Kim posted several photos on his Instagram without any particular explanation.
In the revealed photos, Kim and his wife Moon Ji-in are seen posing affectionately while looking into a mirror. Netizens reacted with comments such as "They look alike" and "You look younger."
Along with this, Kim also shared posts about "love" and "parents" on his Instagram Stories.
He expressed agreement with the passage: "If you believe you can love without pain, you will never be able to love anyone in your lifetime. If you do not realize that giving up yourself is what love is, you will never be able to love anyone other than yourself in your lifetime."
Following this, he drew attention by underlining the passage: "Even when praising children, it is necessary to recognize their very existence rather than just praising what they have done well."
The passages posted by Kim Ki-ri are quotes from the book "People Are Gifts" written by Pastor Cho Jung-min and the book "Parental License" by author Park In-gyeong.
Kim Ki-ri's recent post drew attention as it was his first update in a long time after suddenly facing criticism due to the Park We controversy.
Last August, Park We faced backlash for releasing CCTV footage that appeared to criticize a social service worker who had tried to help her after she suffered a fall while getting off a KTX train.
Subsequently, negative reactions poured out toward Park's family and his wife Song Ji-eun through videos Park had posted in the past, leading to malicious comments on Kim Ki-ri's social media as well. This was because Kim Ki-ri was known to be the one who connected Park We and Song Ji-eun.
At the time, Kim Ki-ri found himself in a difficult situation, restricting the comment function on his social media about a week after publicly sharing the joy of having a child.
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