[Edaily Starin Choi Hee-jae Reporter] Amid allegations regarding his personal life, actor Hwang Jung-min’s variety show *Whenever I Get a Chance* will premiere as scheduled.

On the 5th, SBS’s variety show “Whenever I Get a Chance” Season 5 released a teaser video ahead of its premiere on the 11th. The first episode features actors Hwang Jung-min and Jung Ho-yeon, who are currently starring in the movie “Hope.”
With allegations regarding Hwang Jung-min’s private life surfacing, attention has focused on whether the episode of “Whenever I Get a Chance,” in which Hwang Jung-min appears—and which had already been filmed—will air. SBS plans to broadcast the first episode as scheduled.

In the released teaser, Hwang Jung-min and Jung Ho-yeon draw attention as they give their all to the games. They are fully immersed in the activities, mimicking the choreography for Cortes’ “RED RED” and shouting in response to the game results.
Hwang Jung-min also drew laughter when he mistook the recently trending meme “Geoje Yaho” for “Geoje Yao.”
On the 29th of last month, a whistleblower identified as “A” posted messages and audio recordings exchanged with a man believed to be Hwang Jung-min on social media, claiming that he had made romantic advances toward her. In response, Hwang Jung-min’s representatives issued an official statement saying, “Ms. A is a suspect in a stalking crime who has continuously harassed Mr. Hwang Jung-min,” adding, “The court imposed provisional measures, including a restraining order, on the suspect on three separate occasions and issued a summary order fining her 3 million won after acknowledging the stalking charges.”
Ms. A has denied the stalking allegations and signaled her intention to contest the case in court. On the 5th, she continued to make additional revelations via social media, claiming, “Hwang Jung-min had to hide his relationship with me from his spouse,” and “It is malicious to portray a mutual relationship as one-sided victimization from start to finish.”