Park Bo-young Unfazed by Online Hate Over Ballot Shortage Controversy

South Korean actress Park Bo-young has addressed online hate comments directed at her following a ballot shortage incident during the recent local elections. Despite the negativity, she conveyed a message of resilience and gratitude to her fans.

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I gained a lot of strength. Have a good day today.

The controversy stemmed from a shortage of ballots at some polling stations during the June 3 local elections, causing delays and frustration for voters. While the issue primarily concerned election administration, Park Bo-young found herself targeted by online attacks.

Responding via a fan communication platform, Park Bo-young reassured her supporters that the online attacks were not significantly impacting her. She expressed thanks for their concern and messages of support, stating, "Thanks to you, I gained a lot of strength. Have a good day today."

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I saw it on Bubble. Strange people. So don't worry.

She further commented on the nature of the criticism, noting, "I saw it on Bubble. Strange people. So don't worry," before adding, "It doesn't really affect me." Her calm demeanor in the face of online harassment has drawn attention, with fans commending her strength.

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It doesn't really affect me.