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Jung Hyun-kyu’s Emotional Victory in ‘The Devil’s Plan: Season 2’

Jung Hyun-kyu at the center of controversy in The Devil's Plan Season 2

Tears and Triumphs of a Controversial Winner

The Rise of a Controversial Winner

The Devil’s Plan: Season 2‘, also known as The Devil’s Plan: Death Room, is a brain survival game show where various professionals compete for the title of the best brain over seven days. The finale aired on the 20th, revealing Jung Hyun-kyu as the winner.

The Criticism and Apology

The path to victory was not smooth for Jung. While he clinched the win, his remarks during the show drew substantial criticism. Comments like “Can you even do math?” directed at fellow participants, including Yoon So-hee and Kyuhyun, fueled the backlash. Jung publicly apologized, admitting that his competitiveness led to behavior that offended many viewers.

Jung said, “I was deeply immersed in the game and unintentionally made remarks that hurt others. I apologize for my conduct that may have upset viewers and the production team.”

Strategy or Just a Game?

Jung Hyun-kyu worked closely with Yoon So-hee and Kyuhyun, forming alliances that some viewers felt diluted the show’s tension. Jung described these alliances as strategic decisions and expressed regret for any discomfort caused.

From Stardom to Scrutiny

Having gained fame from appearing in TiViNG’s Couple Exchange 2, Jung experienced both support and scrutiny. Recently, rumors about his relationship with Seong Hae-eun surfaced after her social media activities suggested a breakup.

Jung mentioned, “Our relationship garnered attention, but we always intended to keep certain aspects private. We continue to support each other.”

Future Prospects

Despite the short-lived backlash, Jung intends to take a break from the limelight. He is using this time for self-reflection and healing, aiming to return stronger in future projects.

Producer Jung Jong-yeon indicated that if future seasons of ‘The Devil’s Plan’ are made, Jung’s participation could offer new narratives.

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