Singer Tae Jin Ah made a truly heartfelt confession about his legal battle with Choi Hee Jin. On the 11th airing of KBS2TV's Entertainment Weekly, Tae Jin Ah's interview on his 15-day legal battle with Choi Hee Jin was released. Tae Jin Ah talked about the legal document he wrote before his emergency press conference: "With Choi Hee Jin's parents' agreement, a legal document was written" and that "Looking at the legal document, they demanded a reconciliation form rather than a public apology form. I said, over my dead body." He explained his reasoning behind his firm refusal to let the situation go with a simple make-up: "If I say the whole situation was ended with a mutual understanding agreement, people will say things like 'oh, they settled things with money'" and "It'll look like I approve of such a mutual understanding, and I simply will not let this pass that easily." Choi Hee Jin was planning to publicly apologize at the press conference, but that did not happen. Tae Jin Ah said that it was because "She was exhausted and tired, so it seemed hard on her to publicly apologize in front of the journalists and press." Tae Jin Ah even showed the money demand text that Choi Hee Jin sent on the 31st of August. Tae Jin Ah added that "with the help of the law firm, criminal and civil charges are being prepared" and that "compensation for damages will also be demanded." When asked about Eru, his son, Tae Jin Ah confessed that "My son Eru finally released his new album after two years of military service, but he has not yet been able to properly promote his music" and that "When I saw him singing on stage, I was surprised at his mental strength and willpower." "I taught him that way. I taught him that come whatever, even in the tightest of situations, you have to be able to sing properly on stage." As he said these words, Tae Jin Ah's eyes reddened with wet tears, emotions beginning to surface. Source: Newsen