On the July 12 episode of the MBC variety show The best peaksmembers Liv, Zena and May appeared as guests and talked about life after moving into their new home.
During the broadcast, the members explained that their increased success had allowed them to move to a much larger dorm.
While they still don’t have individual bedrooms, sleeping arrangements have become much more comfortable. Members shared that they used to have to cram two or three people into each room, but now the rooms are divided into two, two, and one person. The only member with a room of his own is the oldest member, Woni.
May also described how much larger the new residence is despite still being a villa-style home. “The space is much bigger now” he said. “We used to have only one bathroom, now we have three.” Host Boom joked that the members must have spent a lot of time waiting in line to use the bathroom in their old dorm. Liv surprised everyone by responding with a smile, “No, we all showered together.” Members also happily revealed that the bathrooms in their new dorm also include bathtubs, making their daily routine much more comfortable than before.
RESCENE previously mentioned their upcoming move during an appearance on JTBC’s Getting to know the brothers. Members Woni and Minami recalled the difficult conditions of their previous dormitory, explaining that the group’s agency was very small when they debuted.
They joked that the building looked like it was going to collapse at any moment. They also said that every time they turned on the air conditioner, the vibrations from the outdoor unit disturbed their neighbors downstairs, who came upstairs to complain.
At that moment, the members excitedly revealed that their CEO had promised them a new dorm with three bathrooms, news that was met with congratulations from cast and fans alike.
The group’s new 67 pyeong residence was officially unveiled for the first time during the July 11 episode of MBC Omniscient interfering visionattracting significant attention from viewers impressed by the dramatic improvement in the members’ living environment.
Sources: Nate
