Baek Ji-young, drug controversy ♥ Jeong Seok-won brought up...Let's not hurry up for our first appearance together

By Wooju, Lee

Mar 13, 2025

Baek Ji-young, drug controversy ♥ Jeong Seok-won brought up...Let's not hurry up for our first appearance together



Singer Baek Ji-young appeared with her husband Jung Seok-won on YouTube for the first time.

On the 13th, Baek Ji-young's YouTube channel posted a video titled 「Baek Ji-young's nine-year-old younger husband Jung Seok-won and the date scene for the first time (borrowing money, cute)」.

Baek Ji-young in the video took Jeong Seok-won to his sujebi restaurant. This is the first time Jung Seok-won officially appears on Baek Ji-young's channel. Jeong Seok-won looked a little nervous.




Jung Seok-won said of Baek Ji-young's YouTube, `It's good that there are a lot of images that only I know on YouTube. I wanted to show a lot of people. Didn't this person have a strong image. It's nice to see a lot of real images of this person through YouTube. Isn't it so cute?" he said.

Baek Ji-young, drug controversy ♥ Jeong Seok-won brought up...Let's not hurry up for our first appearance together
Two people who went for dessert after eating. In a car with only two people, the two talked about raising their daughters and looked like a real couple. During the conversation, Jung Seok-won held Baek Ji-young's hand, and Baek Ji-young was particularly sick.

Jeong Seok-won was surprised by "Isn't he having an upset stomach?" and asked "I had an upset stomach because I ate while broadcasting with me." Jeong Seok-won was also sick when Baek Ji-young held hands, and Baek Ji-young laughed, saying, `Didn't you have an upset stomach because you ate while filming with me?' Jeong Seok-won laughed "It must have been uncomfortable" and Baek Ji-young also joked "Let's not do it together anymore".




Meanwhile, Baek Ji-young and Jeong Seok-won married in 2013 and have one daughter. Jeong Seok-won was sentenced to 10 months in prison and two years of probation in 2018 for taking methamphetamine and cocaine with Korean-Australians at a club in Melbourne, Australia.



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