Lee Kyung-kyu clarifies health concerns, cites sore throat
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At a glance
- Comedian Lee Kyung-kyu directly addressed rumors about his health, stating his voice was hoarse due to a sore throat.
- He recently underwent a health check-up that showed no abnormal findings.
- Lee Kyung-kyu had previously undergone surgery for diabetes complications, and recent online comments expressed concern over his speech and expression.
Comedian Lee Kyung-kyu has directly addressed recent rumors questioning his health, attributing his slightly slurred speech to a sore throat. He explained that his voice was hoarse, causing the unusual tone that sparked concern among fans. Lee Kyung-kyu recently had a comprehensive health examination, which revealed no underlying medical issues.
My throat was a bit unwell.
Concerns were amplified after a YouTube video showed Lee Kyung-kyu speaking with a less animated expression and a hoarse voice. Viewers expressed worries about his well-being, urging him to seek medical attention. This followed a previous video where Lee Kyung-kyu discussed blood sugar levels with a traditional Korean medicine doctor, having undergone surgery for diabetes complications.
It's because my throat was hoarse from being upset.
Despite the online speculation, Lee Kyung-kyu's agency confirmed that he was experiencing a temporary dip in his condition at the time of the video. The comedian's direct clarification aims to put an end to the health rumors.
He recently had a health check-up, and the results came back perfectly normal.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.