Comedian Kim Jae-woo wrote on his personal blog on Saturday that he felt offended after the cast of MBC Everyone’s entertainment show “Infinite Girls” joked about his breakup with ex-girlfriend Baek Bo-ram, who appeared in an episode broadcast on Thursday. “While those on the program were enjoying themselves .?.?. I felt bitter”, the 33-year-old wrote on Saturday. “If it isn’t their personal business, they just don’t care”. Baek, who is also comedian, and Kim ended their four-year relationship in 2010. The two met while doing a comedy show together on SBS. On Thursday’s show, comedian Kim Sook, one of four hosts of “Infinite Girls”, made a phone call to Kim and asked him to appear on the show while Baek was standing next to her. Kim answered the phone in a helpless tone and refused the invitation. The episode was the focus of much debate online among netizens, who argued about whether it was appropriate to use a celebrity’s breakup as material for comedy on television.

Wheesung’s soulmate Kim Tae Woo, Mighty Mouse’s Lettuce and Shorry, Jun Hyung of B2ST, G.Na, Eru, and Ailee are promoting Wheesung’s title song “They Are Coming” through SNS.

Starting with Shorry of Mighty Mouse, Lettuce, and Jun Hyung of B2ST sent Wheesung a cheerful comment about his comeback.

Especially, Kim Tae Woo’s message attracted attention because he sincerely cared and worried about him.

Kim Tae Woo wrote, “Finally… The best singer… My dearest friend Wheesung’s new album’s coming out. Please look forward to it on October 10. I want to listen to it as soon as possible. It’s his last one before entering the military. After this, we won’t be able to hear his singing for two years. Fighting Wheesung!”

Eru and Ailee also sent a message telling the fans to look forward to the new album.

Songwriter, Kim Do Hoon, worked as a producer in Wheesung’s title song “They Are Coming”.