Seo In-young admits to spending 10 billion won on shopping, calls herself 'a machine that crossed the line'
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Singer Seo In-young will appear on the tvN show 'You Quiz on the Block' and reflect on her past actions.
- She will discuss her career highs, including her debut with Jewelry and her popularity as 'Cinderella' and 'Fashionable Woman'.
- Seo will also share personal stories about her struggles with shopping addiction, family loss, and mental health, offering a candid look at her life.
On the latest episode of tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block,' viewers were treated to a candid conversation with singer Seo In-young, who opened up about her past behaviors and personal struggles.
Seo, once a prominent figure in K-pop known for her hit songs with the group Jewelry and her 'Fashionable Woman' persona, reflected on her peak fame. She admitted to a past shopping addiction that led her to spend an estimated 10 billion won, describing herself as a 'machine that crossed the line.' This honest confession offered a glimpse into the pressures and excesses of celebrity life during her era.
I think I was a machine that crossed the line.
The episode also delved into more personal territory, with Seo sharing her grief over the loss of her mother. She recounted the profound moment of realizing she needed to 'live' after seeing her mother's body at the crematorium. Additionally, she expressed gratitude for her sibling's support during a difficult period battling panic disorder and depression.
Beyond the personal revelations, the show featured insights from cognitive psychologist Professor Kim Kyung-il, who analyzed unique Korean behaviors, and actress Moon Geun-young, who returned after recovering from a rare illness. The diverse lineup highlighted the show's commitment to exploring various facets of Korean life and culture, from psychological insights to the resilience of entertainers.
I need to live.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.