[Full text] Actress Gang Seong Yeon and jazz pianist Kim Gaon announce divorce... ”We have frequent conflicts... This time last year was the critical point.”

Actress Gang Seong Yeon and jazz pianist Kim Gaon have divorced. Recently, Kim Gaon announced her divorce in a long comment on her channel.
Gang Seong Yeon and Kim Gaon got married in 2012 and have two sons. The two appeared on tvN's variety show "Again Again" in 2018, and then in 2019.
He has appeared on the SBS variety show ``Same Bed Different Dreams 2-You Are My Destiny'' and the 2020 KBS variety show ``Men Who Do Housework.''
Below is the full statement of Kim Gaon's final statement (against her). For more than ten years of our marriage, she was the person I had always believed in.
He must have felt a slight imbalance in his devotion, and a piece of discord must have entered through that gap. Conflicts occur frequently because people have different ways of thinking in both philosophy and real life.
It was around this time last year that I crossed a critical point. The divorce that followed, which proceeded smoothly, was similar to a marriage. If you're 10 years older, you have to become that much wiser. That's why we broke up. Tell me why you're happy now
Because I can clarify. During an interview for a previous project, the moment he said, ``My loss gave me freedom and love,'' a feeling similar to tears came over him, and he looked at this excuse for separation.
I felt joy at the same time. For a year, I lived a life where I was misunderstood as her husband, not my actual servant. When I tell the people I meet now that I am divorced and living alone, they are shocked.
I've gotten used to seeing them, but it's still hard, and I'd like to express my apologies to those who celebrated my marriage long ago and those who supported me as a family.
It was frustrating that I couldn't say it, but now that I'm able to confess my feelings to the world like this, I'm grateful and I can say that I'm sorry, and my heart is looking for a former place.
I guess that explains why I've been playing so intensely this past year. :)
The ten years I believed it was love but it wasn't love turned into stuffed animals for the rest of my life, and all of that made me who I am today, just like the 100-year-old apartment building I lived in in Boston.
To exist in that place with great joy. Even if it doesn't shine.