Roo’ra’s Chae Ri Na Postpones Wedding After Husband Gets Stabbed in Gangnam, Removing Part of His Liver

Former Roo’ra member Chae Ri Na has opened up in regards to the harrowing expertise of suspending her marriage ceremony ceremony along with her husband, Park Yong Geun.The couple, who’ve been married for a decade now, just lately appeared on an episode of TV Chosun’s “Lovers of Chosun.” Throughout the look, Chae revealed that she needed to postpone her marriage to Park—a former KT Wiz baseball participant—after he fell sufferer to the notorious Gangnam stabbing incident that occurred on Oct. 17, 2012, at an underground pub in Sinsa-dong, Seoul.A 38-year-old suspect, recognized as Jegal, attacked a bunch of 5 individuals with a knife after they refused his request to decrease their voices. The stabbing incident resulted in a single fatality—particularly Kang, the 36-year-old ex-wife of Kim Sung-soo, a rapper from the Ok-pop group “Cool.” Kang was stabbed within the chest and pronounced useless shortly after being taken to the hospital.Park suffered two deep cuts to his ribs and abdomen. He was taken to the hospital, the place he underwent main surgical procedure to take away 40% of his liver.”When Yong Geun was taken to the hospital in an ambulance, the medical doctors have been saying there is a 1% likelihood he would survive,” Chae recalled within the present.Chae was additionally on the underground pub when the stabbing incident occurred. Nonetheless, she was capable of escape unhurt. The suspect was arrested on the night of the assault.The previous Ok-pop idol famous that they have been nonetheless mates on the time. Nonetheless, their relationship deepened throughout Park’s restoration, particularly after the baseball participant confessed his emotions simply earlier than being discharged from the hospital.The couple married in 2016 however determined to not maintain a marriage ceremony out of respect for the opposite victims of the incident. Now, after a decade of marriage, they’re lastly getting ready for the marriage ceremony they by no means had.