Singer Lyn revealed her feelings for the first time four months after becoming strangers with her ex-husband Lee Soo. Although there was no subject, complex emotions toward Lee Soo, with whom she had weathered storms for 11 years, showed through entirely.
On the 28th, Lyn left a short but powerful sentence on her social media: "I was someone who wanted to hold someone even if I broke." After announcing her divorce last August, he had focused on his main work without making any special statements, and this was the first time he openly shared his feelings. Although no specific target was named, the public intuited that that "someone" was Lee Soo, who drew a line under 11 years of marriage, because Lee Soo meant more than just a spouse to Lyn.
Lyn and Lee Soo's union was not smooth from the start. From their 2014 marriage, Lee Soo's past "sex trade with a minor allegation" always hung over the two as a shadow. At the time, Lee Soo admitted to the sex trade while saying he did not know the other party was a minor. As a result, MC the Max's activities and Lee Soo's solo activities were halted for a long time.
Even so, Lyn willingly threw herself in to protect her husband. In 2019, when a netizen mentioned under a photo that revealed Lyn had given Lee Soo an 8,000-won bracelet as a gift that he had engaged in sex with a minor, Lyn said, "The sex trade is true, but falsehoods run rampant within it," and when another internet user said, "The nature of the crime is bad," she engaged in a heated exchange, saying, "This is driving me crazy. I will tell you the facts face to face," and while appearing on the YouTube channel PD C by PDC, she said, "I don't seem to have a good image. Even when I'm in a good mood, people say it doesn't feel real. They accused me of pretending to be bright on purpose and called me fake," and added, "At that time I was very good prey. Whenever I posted something on social media they published those kinds of articles. That made me afraid to express myself."
Although Lyn wanted to protect her husband Lee Soo even if she broke, last August the two agencies 325 E&C announced an amicable divorce without blame, saying, "After sufficient conversation, we decided to go our separate ways."
Lyn, who conveyed through a short post her feelings about 11 years of marriage and the four months after the divorce, is currently appearing on MBN's "King of Singers 3" and continuing her activities.
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