Yoo Seung-joon confesses how he won his third lawsuit, and everyone makes a mistake, distorting the facts.

By Jieun, Baek

Sep 01, 2025

Yoo Seung-joon confesses how he won his third lawsuit, and everyone makes a mistake, distorting the facts.



Yoo Seung-joon, a former singer, expressed his feelings after winning his third lawsuit to cancel the visa issuance rejection.

Yoo posted a video titled `Yoo Seung-joon's Life Talk' on his channel on Aug. 31.

He "The greatest blessing is to have a loving wife and family. I got everything. I met my wife at the age of 15 and it has been 33 years. He hugged me deeply when I was having the hardest time. I taught my children not to get tattoos. This is because I felt that my children were perfect, beautiful, and lovely. After that thought, I also stopped getting tattoos 10 years ago."




Then "The more difficult and painful it is, the closer and deeper the love, tolerance, and comfort become. Real and fake are distinguished, and finite and infinite are distinguished when passing through hardship. How I wish I could learn life without making mistakes and regrets. It is life that you realize little by little only when your wrinkles and beards increase. No one is exceptional. I'm a stupid person because I realize that it was precious only after I lost it. It wasn't easy, but it came well until today. Is there an easy life in this world. I feel so sorry for the reality of the media that somehow distorts facts and tarnishes the truth.

Yoo Seung-joon confesses how he won his third lawsuit, and everyone makes a mistake, distorting the facts.
Yoo Seung-joon was banned from entering the country in 2002 after leaving the country, saying he would return from an overseas performance before joining the military, acquiring U.S. citizenship and abandoning his Korean nationality. He applied for an overseas Korean visa to the Consulate General of LA in 2015 When he was rejected, he filed a lawsuit to cancel the denial of visa issuance. Yoo Seung-joon, who won both subsequent lawsuits, applied for a visa again last year, but the Consulate General of LA refused to do so, and Yoo filed a third administrative lawsuit.

The Seoul Administrative Court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by Yoo Seung-joon against the Consulate General of LA on August 28. However, Yoo Seung-joon's lawsuit against the Ministry of Justice to confirm the absence of the entry ban decision was dismissed.








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