(G)I-DLE's Miyeon has vowed to no longer do twerking.

On the 2nd, during her appearance as a guest on the YouTube channel "Thursday Night with Jo Hyun-ah," Miyeon of (G)I-DLE drew attention by stating that she will no longer do twerking.

On that day, Jo Hyun-ah asked Miyeon, "There are a lot of people who are curious about your ideal type. What is your ideal type?" To this, Miyeon replied with a laugh, "I just like perfect people, the kind of perfect person that everyone thinks of."

When Jo Hyun-ah asked her if she has ever seen such a person, Miyeon thought for a moment before answering, "I'm okay with just being me. I'm okay with just me. I may not be perfect, but I'm not bad either."

Jo Hyun-ah then asked Miyeon about her own score, and Miyeon answered "95 points," and when Jo Hyun-ah asked why five points were deducted, Miyeon replied, "It's my conscience. I wanted to get 100 points, but I'm afraid people will find my flaws."

Meanwhile, Jo Hyun-ah mentioned seeing Miyeon twerking while singing "MY BAG," and Miyeon was surprised and said, "Unnie, why did you watch that? I hate it when people watch me twerking the most."

Jo Hyun-ah then asked if Miyeon did it in front of many people, and Miyeon said, "I won't do it anymore. I retired. Please don't ask me to twerk. Don't tell me to do it, please. I never wanted to do it in the first place."

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Choi Si Hoon, known from Single’s Inferno and newlywed husband of singer Ailee, is facing backlash after being linked to a controversy from Wavve’s queer reality show ToGetHer.

Fans discovered that Choi is allegedly the CEO of the influencer agency representing Ri Won, a cast member now at the center of a growing scandal.

The situation started when castmate Han Gyeol spoke up, claiming Ri Won once suggested an overseas trip that felt more like a shady meeting than a casual hangout.

“I thought it was a fun vacation invite at first,” Han Gyeol said, “but when they started talking about meals and date-like things, I realized something was wrong. It felt like an inappropriate setup.”
Han Gyeol added, “Using someone’s sexuality as a shield for suspicious actions is not okay in this industry.”

Ri Won responded by saying it was all a misunderstanding and that the trip was mentioned casually during a conversation about food. “We joked about going to that country after talking about food,” Ri Won said.

However, things got more intense when Ri Won admitted to having a past as a 'beotbang' (adult streaming) BJ. “I know I’m not trustworthy right now, and I appeared on TV while hiding my past. That’s why I shared some proof—I was desperate,” Ri Won explained.

Ri Won also shared a blurred message from another cast member that accused them of fake dating and lying about knowing someone from Billboard. “You said you’d introduce me to a Billboard contact. Then give me their name and title,” the message read. “You just keep switching your targets.”

Ri Won replied, “He’s the team leader at Billboard Korea and also my influencer agency CEO.”
This comment led online users to dig deeper—and some claimed the CEO Ri Won mentioned is none other than Choi Si Hoon, Ailee’s husband.

Currently on his honeymoon with Ailee, Choi is now getting unwanted attention. Some netizens brought up his alleged past as an adult BJ and now, his possible involvement in this controversy.

On Ailee’s Instagram post from April 30, one fan wrote, “Unnie, sorry to bother you during your honeymoon, but please search Choi Si Hoon’s name. A female BJ said she’s signed to his company, and he supposedly arranged a meeting for her with a just-turned 19-year-old girl.”

As the issue grew, Ri Won spoke out again on May 1 to calm things down. “The person I mentioned in the messages was just someone who gave me advice,” Ri Won clarified. “He’s not my agency CEO, like some people assumed. I thought he could help with music, but he never made any business offer.”

Ri Won ended by saying, “I’m sorry for causing any confusion and discomfort to others with my personal remarks.”

So far, Choi Si Hoon and Ailee have not made public statements about the situation.

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