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Kim Sae Ron has officially returned to appear in a music video after her drunk driving incident!

Last year, Kim Sae-ron, who was fined 20 million won for a drunk driving accident, was once rumored to be financially struggling and considering working in a coffee shop. Recently, it was reported that Kim Sae-ron will make her official comeback by appearing in a pop singer's music video. Korean media reports that Kim Sae Ron will appear in the music video for singer Christine Corless's "Bittersweet". The producers of the music video, EI Brothers, also accepted an interview with Korean media and shared their thoughts on Kim Sae Ron, who is reflecting on himself after controversy over a drunk driving accident, appearing in the MV. EI brothers introduced the concept of their new song "Bittersweet": "Rather than letting ourselves be dominated by fixed ideas, difficult situations, and feelings of melancholy, we should try to look at our own feelings and lives from different perspectives, and practice taking the power to determine our mood and life into our own hands. Unconsciously, we will achieve the life we want." Then he added, "Through these, we will convey positive and hopeful messages to those who are experiencing bitter moments now, hoping that no one will escape," reflecting the messages contained in the song. Especially Kim Sae Ron, who was fined 20 million won last year due to a drunk driving accident, resumed his activities officially by appearing in this new music video, stirring a great deal of conversation. The accident at that time caused a significant loss due to disruptions in nearby power supplies, leaving a huge shock to the fans. EI Brothers stated that Kim Sae Ron was cast in this music video through an acquaintance's introduction: "Because the theme of the MV is about teenagers, we thought Kim Sae Ron was very suitable when looking for a similar protagonist." In addition, when asked if this MV appearance was his first project after the controversy over a drunk-driving accident, he responded, "I hope not to affect anyone," expressing his hope that the public would regard Kim Sae Ron's restart with warm eyes. The MV of Christine Corless's "Bittersweet" will officially be released on the 18th.