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'MZ Shaman' Noh Seul-bi Addresses Breast Surgery Controversy, Says 'Shamans Want to Live Beautifully Too'
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'MZ Shaman' Noh Seul-bi Addresses Breast Surgery Controversy, Says 'Shamans Want to Live Beautifully Too'

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • South Korean celebrity Noh Seul-bi addressed controversy surrounding her breast augmentation surgery.
  • She stated her desire to live a beautiful life, even as a shaman.
  • Noh Seul-bi shared her feelings via a video after the surgery sparked public discussion.

Noh Seul-bi, a South Korean celebrity known as the 'MZ Shaman,' has broken her silence on the controversy surrounding her recent breast augmentation surgery. In a video posted on the 22nd, she directly addressed the public's reaction, stating, "My chest caused a stir again recently. 'Why would a shaman get breast surgery? Why aren't you explaining the controversy?'"

Noh Seul-bi, who gained attention through the show 'War of the Fates 49,' expressed her personal feelings about the situation. She posted the video with the hashtags "#breast_surgery #cosmetic_surgery #breast_augmentation #shaman," indicating her willingness to discuss the topic.

My chest caused a stir again recently. 'Why would a shaman get breast surgery? Why aren't you explaining the controversy?'

— Noh Seul-biAddressing the public reaction to her breast surgery.

"I want to live beautifully too, even as a shaman," Noh Seul-bi stated, revealing her personal desire for aesthetic enhancement. The celebrity's candid remarks aim to clarify her position amidst public scrutiny, highlighting a tension between traditional roles and modern personal choices.

I want to live beautifully too, even as a shaman.

— Noh Seul-biExpressing her personal desires amidst public scrutiny.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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