Park Na Rae's side clarifies that variety program filming postponement is 'unrelated' to recent accusations by her former managers

Park Na Rae's side has stepped up to clarify speculations surrounding the postponement of a variety program's filming schedules on December 5 KST. 

According to a representative of Park Na Rae's label &Park, "The filming of the MBC variety program 'I'm Excited Too' was delayed due to scheduling conflicts among the cast members. The schedule postponement was already decided on December 3. It is unrelated to the recent incident." 

Earlier on December 4 KST, two of Park Na Rae's former managers accused the comedian of workplace harassment, power abuse, verbal assault, forced attendance at drinking gatherings, proxy receipt of prescription medication, involvement in family affairs, failure of reimbursements for personal expenses accrued during work, etc. As part of the legal measures associated with the accusations, the two former managers filed a request for the provisional seizure of Park Na Rae's property, and also warned of a 10 billion KRW damages lawsuit. 

Park Na Rae's side has yet to officially respond to the former managers' accusations. Instead, also on December 4 KST, it was revealed that Park Na Rae's one-man agency had operated unregistered for approximately a year. 

Then, on the morning of December 5 KST, several media outlets reported that a scheduled filming for the new MBC variety program 'I'm Excited Too' was cancelled on this day due to Park Na Rae's recent controversy.