South Korea's ex-president Park Geun-hye left hospital on Thursday, three months after she was released from prison following a pardon for her role in one of the country's biggest corruption cases.
Since the December pardon, 70-year-old Park has been an inpatient at the Samsung Medical Centre in Seoul, being treated for shoulder pain and dental problems as well as stress, according to local media.
Her release comes less than two months ahead of the inauguration of the country's new conservative president-elect Yoon Suk-yeol, who as former prosecutor-general played a key role in convicting her.
