On February 10th, KARA's Park Gyuri attended the press conference for "Alpha and Omega", and addressed the inevitable questions about her group's controversy. She began by stating, "No matter how difficult it became, I felt that I could withstand anything as long as I believed in myself and people continued to love and believe in me. I'm really apologetic towards the people who worried so much, and I'll be repaying that by working harder to show an improved image." Gyuri continued, "I'm planning to promote extra hard as all five, and because our fans believe in us so much, I promise to not disappoint you. For now, I'm just so very sorry to the people who worried.  So, so very sorry, and repaying that is my priority. We promise to become a KARA that works hard." Gyuri was asked when KARA would officially return to their Korean activities, to which she replied, "If the fans want it, we will return whenever." She also addressed the rumors of discord when a reporter brought it up. "Honestly, there are no problems between us members, so we do not pay attention to the discord rumors. All of us have good relationships." Moving on to her actual dubbing role for "Alpha and Omega," Gyuri revealed, "I was once a child actress, so I acted first before I became a singer. I've always wanted to try acting if the opportunity should arise. Whether it's a drama, or just dubbing, acting itself is so charming to me. Even as a singer, I go on stage thinking that I will be acting." "Alpha and Omega" will be released on February 24th. [gallery] Source: Star News, My Daily, OSEN, Newsen #1, #2 via Nate