Comedian Park Na-rae brought both laughter and clarity during the June 1 episode of KBS2's "Gag Concert", where she addressed lingering controversy involving BoA and Jun Hyun-moo with grace and humor.
Appearing in the "Chatflix" segment, a live, viewer-interactive skit, Park played the daughter of actor Lee Sang-hoon and the bride-to-be of fellow comedian Park Sung-kwang.
In a hilarious mix-up, she misread the Korean word for "bride," 신부, for "exorcist," which also happens to be 신부 — and arrived in a grandiose bridal gown with a bald cap and dramatic makeup.
As viewer comments flooded in—ranging from light jabs at her height to resurfaced pre-surgery photos—Park stayed composed, handling each with her signature wit.
One remark, referencing the past controversy, jokingly suggested she name a future child "BoA."
Unfazed, Park responded, "They're not in any sort of relationship. I received an apology. BoA and I are on good terms."
The comment referred to a viral incident in which fans accused singer BoA and television host Jun Hyun-moo of gossiping about Park while drinking during a livestream.
The moment sparked widespread criticism and public apologies, with Park having previously stated that she received a personal apology from those involved.
Her appearance on "Gag Concert" marked the first time she publicly addressed the issue on live television since the incident.
The segment gave her an opportunity to close the chapter in a light-hearted yet firm manner.
"They're not in any sort of relationship," she reiterated, dismissing ongoing speculation about tensions among the trio.
Fans and viewers praised her composed demeanor and comedic timing, calling her response "queen behavior" and an example of how to handle controversy with class.
Park's remarks come weeks after she addressed both a recent home burglary and the controversy during another appearance, reaffirming that there is no ongoing conflict with BoA or Jun Hyun-moo.
"Gag Concert" continues to air Sundays on KBS2, with the "Chatflix" segment increasingly recognized for its real-time engagement and bold comedic takes on celebrity culture.
