MBC Addresses “I Live Alone” Exposé Amid Manipulation Controversy

MBC has addressed the report exposing the script submitted in advance in relation to Jun Hyun Moo’s Kazakhstan trip on I Live Alone.

Previously, on October 16th, the Chosun Ilbo reported based on materials obtained by Rep. Kim Eun Hye’s office from the ruling People Power Party, a member of the National Assembly’s Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee, that the I Live Alone production team requested filming permission at the airport on July 22, detailing Jun Hyun Moo’s Kazakhstan departure schedule and flight.

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Although these details closely matched scenes aired on August 14, raising suspicions of a prior script, MBC drew a clear line, stating it was only a pre-filming plan submitted for permission and was neither shared with the cast nor used for directing.

According to Star Today, MBC said the materials submitted to Incheon International Airport Corporation were “documents submitted to obtain shooting permission,” explaining that they were official letters containing a shooting plan outlining the filming situation and expected routes for the airport authorities.

They added, “This is not a predetermined script for the actual broadcast,” emphasizing, “The plan was not shared with the cast, and Jun Hyun Moo was not aware of its contents. There was no prior directing.”