Controversy Surrounds 'Injection Aunt' as Deleted Post Sparks Speculation Involving TV Host Jun Hyun-moo

The individual known as 'Injection Aunt,' who is under suspicion for illegal medical practices involving celebrities, has stirred controversy by posting and then swiftly deleting a message seemingly targeting TV host Jun Hyun-moo.

On October 9, A, the 'Injection Aunt,' posted on social media, "Having a near-death experience has changed my perspective significantly," adding, "Staying silent doesn't erase my mistakes, but I shouldn't have to bear the burden of false accusations." The post included an image reminiscent of Jun Hyun-moo and the logo of the MBC variety show 'I Live Alone,' in which Jun stars. This led to speculation among netizens that the post was aimed at Jun Hyun-moo. However, A deleted the post shortly after, drawing further attention to the situation.

A, known as 'Injection Aunt,' is under police investigation for allegedly performing medical procedures on celebrities without a medical license, violating medical and narcotics control laws. The controversy has widened with allegations involving other celebrities like Park Na-rae, Key, and YouTuber 'Short-mouthed Sun.'

Jun Hyun-moo also faced scrutiny after past footage of him receiving an IV drip in a car resurfaced. However, his agency, SM C&C, clarified, "The treatment was conducted under medical supervision and prescription at a hospital, with no illegal procedures or private calls involved." They also released medical records, which revealed that Jun had been prescribed erectile dysfunction medication.

Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia bella@tenasia.co.kr