Kim Dae-ho reveals the Damarghini camper van, which cost 6 million won... "I confessed my loneliness"

Kim Dae-ho revealed on MBC’s entertainment program ″I Live Alone″ how he spent 6 million won to convert his Damarghini vehicle into a camper van. In the broadcast on the 4th, scenes of Kim Dae-ho decorating his Damarghini vehicle and setting off on a trip were aired. Kim Dae-ho explained that the vehicle modification cost ″about 4 million won,″ and he drove the transformed vehicle on the road. He expressed his affection for the vehicle, saying, ″What would I have done if I hadn’t met you?″ Arriving at the beach, Kim Dae-ho spent time alone and opened up about his feelings, saying, ″I’ve been lonely for quite a while.″ He continued, ″A person who looks like ’Aren’t you living too well? You don’t look lonely. You seem to be enjoying life too much’ is actually a lonely person,″ mentioning that appearances can differ from true feelings. To soothe his loneliness, he took out a beloved doll and enjoyed an outing with friends, and while swimming in the sea, he said, ″I feel alone, free, and liberated.″ Meanwhile, in the same broadcast, the production team of ″I Live Alone″ officially apologized regarding the controversy surrounding Jun Hyun-moo’s impromptu trip to Kazakhstan. The production team stated that considering Jun Hyun-moo’s interests and the available flights at the time, they judged that a trip to Kazakhstan was highly likely, so they pre-booked staff tickets and requested local filming cooperation. Jun Hyun-moo explained that he personally purchased the Kazakhstan flight ticket after checking available flights departing from the airport on the day. The production team apologized, saying they did not fully consider that emphasizing the term ″impromptu trip″ could lead to the perception that the entire travel and filming process was conducted without any prior preparation. They also apologized for not providing a prompt and clear explanation regarding the raised concerns and stated they would reflect on their production methods and attitude. There was no separate mention of this issue during the main broadcast that day.