Yoo Seung-jun posts "Incipit" on SNS ahead of visa lawsuit verdict... reveals recent life in Las Vegas

Singer Yoo Seung-jun has revealed his recent status along with a meaningful phrase, six days before the verdict of his lawsuit for the issuance of a Korean visa.

On the 29th, Yoo Seung-jun posted several photos and videos on his SNS along with the short text "Incipit." 'Incipit' is a word derived from Latin and is used to mean 'beginning' or 'it begins here.' In the released photos, Yoo Seung-jun is seen roaming various parts of Las Vegas, USA. He is seen walking the streets wearing a black T-shirt and shorts, and in front of a large sculpture, he also showed off his muscles wearing a sleeveless uniform.

The single word 'Incipit' left at a time when the verdict regarding the lawsuit surrounding the issuance of a Korean visa is approaching on September 4th draws attention. However, Yoo Seung-jun did not add any separate explanation as to whether the phrase refers to the visa lawsuit. Previously, Yoo Seung-jun also drew attention by releasing photos taken with his two sons, who have solid physiques.

Since his entry into Korea was restricted due to the military service evasion controversy in 2002, Yoo Seung-jun has been living in the United States with his wife, two sons, and twin daughters, totaling four children. Since 2015, he has been continuing an administrative lawsuit against the Consulate General in Los Angeles (LA) demanding the issuance of a Korean visa. The sentencing date for this third lawsuit is scheduled for September 4th at 2:00 PM.

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