Jo Se-ho "I was filmed defecating on a drone"

Jo Se-ho of 'Hong Kim Dong-jeon' revealed that he was once subdued by Chinese police.

KBS 2TV's entertainment show 'Hong Kim Dong-jeon', which aired on the 23rd, was decorated as an homage to the current affairs and culture program 'History Journal That Day' as a KBS broadcast homage special to commemorate the 50th anniversary of KBS public broadcasting.

Tossing a coin, the heads read 'History Journal That Day' and the tail read 'Dark History Journal That Day'. If the coin came up heads, it was a history quiz, and if it came up tails, it delved into the dark history of the members.

Jo Se-ho confessed his dark history of being suppressed by Chinese police at a Chinese club. While talking about the dark history of alcohol, Jo Se-ho explained the situation in question, saying, "I went on a trip to China and stopped by a club. I was having fun and before I knew it, people formed a circle around me and started dancing." He continued, "Everyone was pretending to raise their hands, so I thought they were telling me to take off my clothes, so I coolly took off my top, grabbed my clothes with one hand, and swung them around. At that moment, the Chinese police arrived and overpowered one of my hands and broke it. “It was so,” he said. Topless was prohibited in Chinese clubs. Nam Chang-hee, who watched the situation at the Chinese club, explained the tense situation at the time , saying, “Because of Jo Se-ho, I was kicked out of the club without even being able to drink a beer.”

Joo Woo-jae confessed the embarrassing experience of having part of his buttocks exposed while playing a game while filming a dating program. In response, Jo Se-ho said, "I also have someone to apologize to. It's the writer," and told an anecdote that happened while filming in Scotland for an entertainment show. Jo Se-ho said, "I set up a tent on the plain and was sleeping, but my stomach hurt, so I went out as far as possible to clean up after myself. But the next day, two people in particular avoided my eyes. .I didn't know, but while I was watching the big day, I used a drone to take pictures of the natural scenery. They said they flew it. The female writer was monitoring it to check (the drone filming scenes).” He then expressed his embarrassment, saying, “Did I know?” The members were shocked and asked, “What should we do?”

Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr