Suspicions of illegal medical activity involving Park Na Rae are spreading further, with attention focusing on the figure known as ‘Injection Aunt’. In the midst of these widening claims, it has been confirmed that broadcast personalities Jun Hyun Moo, Jung Jae Hyung, and Jang Do Yeon are not connected to the issue.
On December 10, Lee Jin Ho from the YouTube channel Entertainment President stated during a livestream titled ‘Shocking Exclusive! Shared IV Drip Reservation…’ that the three celebrities were not involved with the person identified as the key figure in Park Na Rae’s alleged illegal procedures. He compared the ‘Injection Aunt’ to “a second Jeon Cheong Jo” and stressed that speculation was outpacing verified facts.
Questions arose after it was noticed that ‘Injection Aunt’ followed several celebrities on social media. This led to interest in whether she had ties to Park Na Rae or other entertainers. Lee clarified that “most of the celebrities she follows do not know who she is” and added that “it is difficult to call it an Injection Aunt list based solely on social media follows.”
He continued by saying, “After checking, the situation is obvious even regarding 'I Live Alone.' In the case of Jun Hyun Moo, there is no relation at all.” He added, “From what I understand, Jang Do Yeon and Jung Jae Hyung also have no connection. I have always known Jang Do Yeon to lead a very upright lifestyle.”
Earlier, a replay clip from the December 2024 episode of MBC ‘I Live Alone’ was suddenly removed. The clip showed Jung Jae Hyung and Park Na Rae discussing an “IV drip reservation” after finishing their kimchi preparations. This deletion led to unexpected speculation. In the video, a tired Jung Jae Hyung said, “When you book the IV for tomorrow, I should get one too.” Park Na Rae responded, “Oh, brother. Let’s book the IV together.” Because of the ongoing controversy, many viewers began questioning whether this exchange had any relation to the allegations.
On December 10, Jung Jae Hyung’s agency Antenna released an official statement distancing him from the Injection Aunt controversy. His side stated, “To prevent further misunderstanding regarding the broadcast episode in question, we clearly affirm that he has no involvement. He has no personal relationship with A, the so-called Injection Aunt, and has never met her.”
JTBC’s ‘Crime Chief’ also reported on the matter, quoting the former manager who initially raised suspicions and stating, “Jung Jae Hyung received IV drips at a hospital.”
Meanwhile, Lee Jin Ho estimated that the woman referred to as ‘Injection Aunt’ was born around 1979 or 1980. He stated that she had a high school level education and previously worked as an assistant performing lash-extension support duties at a nearby skin clinic.
He added that “she does not possess a Korean medical license, and it is not confirmed whether she holds a Chinese medical license either,” and continued by saying that “she presented herself as if she were a doctor and attempted to portray herself as a medical professional.”
Previously, ‘Injection Aunt’ claimed to have graduated from Inner Mongolia Fugang Medical University. The organization Doctors for Fair Society countered this claim by verifying that no such school exists.
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