Actress Hwang Jung Eum who exposed her husband's affair... Is there a possibility of legal punishment?

Regarding actress Hwang Jung Eum's disclosure of her husband Lee Young Dong's affair through SNS, she said, ``No matter how true it is, you may be punished for defamation, so please be careful.''
"We need to become," a current lawyer said. On the 12th, Song Jeong-hye, a lawyer specializing in divorce and family cases, appeared on YTN Radio's "Issu & People" and said, "Hwang Jung Eum
"He posted a message on his social media that suggests that infidelity and infidelity were the reason for the divorce." Prior to this, Hwang Jung Eum filed for divorce with her husband Lee Young Dong on the 22nd of last month.
She announced that she was filing a lawsuit, and hinted that her husband was having an affair with comments on social media such as, ``I hope you enjoy the divorce,'' and ``I'll date you knowing he's cheating, or I'll date you because I don't know.''
Ta. Lawyer Song said, ``As the punishment is still based on defamation based on the facts, even if it were true that the affair was true, it would still damage the husband's reputation, so there was a concern that if the husband filed a complaint, it would become a case.''
It has been raised," he said. He went on to explain, ``No matter what specific facts are published, the crime of defamation is punishable by defamation under our current law.''
did. Although there is a high possibility that he will be punished for defamation, Lawyer Son said that the reason for such behavior through SNS etc. is that ``I feel very betrayed and angry, and I need to calm down my emotions properly.''
"Because it's difficult to do that," he said. He added, ``This kind of disclosure of adultery, defamation by pointing out the facts, etc., does not result in prison sentences like before, but in many cases ends with a fine.''
``There are many cases where it is posted as 'This is the case.'' Regarding whether disclosing the fact of a spouse's infidelity will help the divorce case, Son said, ``I don't think it will help the lawsuit itself.
"No," he said. However, Lawyer Song said, ``Due to an act of infringement that defames one's reputation, the amount of compensation may be reduced or the compensation may be handed over in a separate lawsuit, and it may be possible to receive good punishment such as a fine.
It is very difficult for someone to go to the police and have the investigation investigated.''He added, ``I have told my client, ``No matter how angry you are, please don't post it.''It may make him feel better, but it is not financially or mentally.
It won't help anything, so it's best to refrain from doing it," he advised.