Culinary Class Wars 2 Chef Im Sung Geun Confesses to 3 Past DUIs and Faces Show Cancellations
Chef Im Sung Geun of Culinary Class Wars 2 has confessed to 3 past DUI convictions. Broadcasters have announced show cancellations following the revelation on January 18.
The success of a Netflix hit has been overshadowed by a sudden scandal. Chef Im Sung Geun, a popular contestant on Culinary Class Wars 2, has admitted to having 3 past drunk driving convictions. As his dark history comes to light, the broadcasting industry is swiftly moving to cancel his appearances.
Chef Im Sung Geun DUI Confession Details
According to reports from Soompi, Chef Im Sung Geun confessed via his YouTube channel, 'Imjjang TV', on January 18, 2026, that he'd been caught for drunk driving three separate times in the past. In the video, he expressed deep remorse, stating he's sincerely sorry to those who were affected by his actions. The confession followed growing rumors and allegations circulating in online communities.
Broadcasting Industry Reacts with Cancellations
Production teams for Culinary Class Wars 2 and several other variety shows have announced the cancellation of episodes featuring the chef. Some programs plan to edit out his scenes entirely. Given the gravity of having 3 DUIs, industry insiders suggest it's highly unlikely he'll return to the screen anytime soon.
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