[Full text] Actor Ku Hye Sun on controversy for wearing a hat while appearing on a TV show... ”I welcome ridiculous controversy... I appreciate your support”

Actor and director Ku Hye Sun has once again clarified his position regarding the controversy over wearing a hat on a TV show and the various controversies surrounding his attitude since the controversy.
On the 18th, Ku Hye Sun wrote on her Instagram, "2am. I'm posting this while working all night, with a dawn sensibility. I want to see female actors who don't wear dresses, and I want to see art.
, short hair and feminism. And the hat-wearing (?) controversy," Ku Hye Sun said on the 15th broadcast of MBC variety show "Radio Star."
When she appeared on TV show, she was surrounded by controversy for wearing a hat and her attitude. She revealed on the show that she brought a lot of oil blotting papers with her, saying, "I have skin that gets a lot of acne, so I use oil blotting papers.
Without it, all my makeup would come off." After that, Ku Hye Sun mentioned that MC Kim Gura had styled her with a knit cap, and said, "I was planning to wash my hair today, but Boy
"My hair is oily, so what happens if you don't wash your hair?" she said.
After this broadcast, netizens were wondering what the producer had to do to record.
Ku Hye Sun's response to the request, which was effectively rejected, and her attitude on the show led to controversy and criticism. However, Ku Hye Sun's move to tackle the controversy head-on drew even more attention.
After the controversy, Hyesung posted 15 photos of herself wearing hats on her Instagram and even revealed the prices of the hats she wore on the show.
The full text of Ku Hye Sun's Instagram comment is below: 2am. I'm posting this while working all night, with a dawn feeling.
A female actor who doesn't wear a dress, art, short hair and feminism. And even the hat-wearing controversy. The choice of whether or not to accept diverse "opinions" and "dissent" as a person.
I still believe that it is up to me to decide. In that sense, I am "free." However, I am grateful to those who generously offer me encouragement, advice, and advice.
I am truly grateful. I know very well that the way I live my life may not be good enough for others, and I know that I have to live my life as myself.
Therefore, I welcome and look forward to the absurd debates that will continue to arise. I hope that through these debates many new and beneficial things will come into being for society.
I'd like to conclude this post by sharing a photo of the "hats" I'm wearing from the KBO Korean Series...!