KBS bought embarrassment by airing the kissing scene of actors Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo during a concert held to celebrate KBS's 50th anniversary.

On the 3rd of last month, KBS held a special event, "Your KBS, Our 50th Anniversary," to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the public broadcaster. Many stars, including Choi Soo Jong, Chae Si Ra, Kang Ho Dong, and Gummy, attended the event.

During the event, Gummy sang "You Are My Everything," the OST from KBS2's 2016 drama "Descendants of the Sun." A scene of Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo's kissing scene, one of the main scenes of the drama, was introduced on a large screen.

However, netizens had a ridiculous reaction, saying, "Did they have to show the kissing scene of the divorced couple?" "Is this fanning the flames of a burning house?" "KBS should be more careful."

On the other hand, some viewers thought that it was an appropriate footage for the 50th-anniversary special event of KBS, saying, "A drama is just a drama."

Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo co-starred in "Descendants of the Sun" and became a couple, then married in October of the following year. However, they divorced in July 2019 after 1 year and 9 months of marriage.

In January of this year, Song Joong Ki announced his remarriage and the news of his second child through his fan cafe, four years after his divorce. His wife is Katie Louise Saunders, a British actress.

Katie Louise Saunders was born to a British father and a Colombian mother and spent her childhood in London, England, and Italy.

She graduated from the University of Bocconi in Italy and is known as a talented actress who appeared in the movie "The Mercy." She also appeared in a coffee commercial with George Clooney. However, she has stopped acting since 2018.

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Taeyeon’s Tokyo concert has sadly been canceled for good, and both she and her fans are feeling emotional.

On April 29, SM Entertainment shared an official statement confirming that 'Taeyeon Concert – The ODD of LOVE in Japan' will not be happening anymore. The show was originally scheduled for April 19–20 at Ariake Arena in Tokyo.

SM stated, “After the concert was postponed, we did our best to find another venue that could hold the same number of fans and still offer the best performance. But we couldn’t secure a proper venue, so we’ve decided to cancel the concert.”

They also added, “We’re really sorry to all the fans who waited patiently. We checked every possible way to make it happen, but in the end, we had no choice but to make this difficult decision. Thank you for your understanding.”

As for those who already bought tickets, SM said, “You’ll get a full refund. Please check the My Page section or your ticket email on April 30 for more info.”

Taeyeon was supposed to hold her concert in Tokyo as part of her Asia tour. But earlier this month, the concert had to be canceled last-minute due to equipment delays.

After hearing the news, Taeyeon shared her thoughts through her fan communication platform. She said, “When the news about the canceled concert came out, I was really worried about SONE. I didn’t even know what to say.”

She added, “It felt like a concert that everyone worked hard on and looked forward to just disappeared. Like it was stolen from us. I don’t even know how to explain how empty and helpless I feel.”

Fans have been showing their support, saying they’ll continue to wait for her return to Japan.

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