On June 20th, Hyoyeon’s official YouTube channel, Hyo levels upuploaded a video titled “Hyorisoo didn’t join YG? Why are we secretly getting our debut song here? / Fake Kim Hyoyeon | Hyorisoo Debut Project Episode 3 (Hyoyeon, Yuri, Girls’ Generation’s Sooyoung).”
In the video, Hyoyeon said: “Hyorisoo is promoting itself without even having a debut song. After a long journey, we finally have our first official track. Girls, we’re really debuting now.”
He then added, “Shouldn’t we take care of ourselves before we debut?” and shared chicken breast burrito with Yuri and Sooyoung. When the two jokingly asked her if she was giving them leftovers, Hyoyeon clarified: “They’re not leftovers. I’ll save them for you in advance.”
While enjoying the burrito, Sooyoung spoke in an adorable tone and joked, “Poor Sooyoung. I eat boiled eggs every day. It’s so pitiful. Boiled eggs and burnt rice all the time. I’m so unhappy.”
Hyoyeon and Yuri showed little reaction to her dramatic complaint, prompting laughter from viewers.
Sooyoung continued, “I’ve been training so hard. I wish I had burritos in the freezer too. I’m exhausted from trying to The Merchant of Venice these days. I play Portia The Merchant of Venice. She’s basically a princess, a noblewoman, so I can’t eat anything because I’m afraid of getting fat on my face. It would be nice to have burritos around.”
Meanwhile, on June 9, Sooyoung officially announced her breakup with actor Jung Kyung Ho. The announcement marked the end of a relationship that had lasted about 14 years since the couple began dating in 2012.
A representative from Sooyoung’s agency, Saram Entertainment, confirmed the news, stating: “It’s true that Sooyoung and Jung Kyung Ho have separated. They have decided to remain good colleagues.”
After the breakup, Sooyoung focused on her professional activities. Along with her fellow Hyorisoo members, she appeared on the MBC variety show Hangout with Yooaired on June 20. He is also preparing for his role in the stage production of The Merchant of Venicewhich will debut at the National Theater on 8 July.
Sources: Daum
