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Hello, I am Ahn Hye-rim, the wife from the 'Fighting Illness' couple on Season 17 of Divorce Camp. I'm writing this to set the record straight and to find stability in my life again as soon as possible. First, I need to address how my husband is different from his TV persona. Like I jokingly mentioned on the show, he's someone who put me through hell with everything except drugs. Excluding the evidence that was stolen/lost, I will only talk about things that were edited out or things I have proof for. My husband's goal for appearing on the show wasn't to fix our marriage, but to get YouTube subscribers. He picked up some weird political views from my brother-in-law a few years ago and was running a far-right YouTube channel. At that time, he secretly uploaded a video for a week where my underwear was clearly visible under my skirt, just to boost his subscriber count from 50 to 500. I found out through a friend and begged him to delete it, but he kept it on 'private' saying it was an important video for him. I only managed to delete it after getting my hands on his phone. After that, I was constantly anxious during intimacy, fearing he might be filming again. Counselor Lee Ho-sun got him to apologize for this, but that part was edited out. He never paid a single hospital bill for the births of our three children; in fact, he cursed at me while I was hospitalized after a C-section, causing me to discharge just one day later. I even miscarried once due to physical assault. When I was paralyzed and couldn't move, I begged him to call 119, but he just said, 'Your body is paralyzed but your mouth isn't?' and left me alone in the room. So, the fact that he's currently trying to profit off my cancer through YouTube isn't even surprising to me (I've posted proof of the assault on my Naver blog). Before, I just ignored his lies, thinking if I don't accept them, they aren't true and can't hurt me. But after finding out about the cancer, my mental state crumbled. I can endure anything else, but I can't tolerate him treating a sick person as a cash cow and threatening me with treatment costs. I've decided to divorce and reveal the reality of my marriage. I might regret this choice later, but I'm doing it so that in the future, I can tell myself it was a good decision. I plan to keep fighting and sharing my side until the divorce is finalized. It's hard to write long posts at once since I'm with the kids, so I'll share my stance bit by bit. When we joined Divorce Camp, he suggested using the appearance fee for my surgery. But after getting paid, he told me to use my share for the hospital bills and is currently using his share to get the implants he'd been putting off. After another fight about his brother, he cursed at me in a restaurant saying we should divorce if I'm not going to see his brother. He told me to get out of the house, and my mom came to pick me up, but I couldn't leave because of the little kids. I realized I couldn't stay married, but he's insisting on fighting for custody just to mess with me, even though I'm sick and the kids are suffering psychologically. He's a man who grinds his teeth saying he'll fight to the end to keep the kids just because he hates the idea of paying child support. It's a hard decision to spend money on a lawsuit when I need to worry about surgery and the kids' future. That's why I've chosen to fight in my own way until things are settled. I'll delete this post once the divorce is done. I've lived by the motto that you need sadness to know joy, and I've found great joy through my kids despite the pain. But now, I want to avoid avoidable sadness and just live a life where I can laugh with my kids. Thank you for reading.

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Wow, what the hell?? I'm so disappointed in Hak-bae... (Btw it seems like Hak-bae deleted a lot of other evidence). But on the show, they said there was no violence; were they just coordinating their stories?