Actress Han So Hee held a live broadcast on the 4th.

On that day, Han So Hee revealed, "I have never contracted COVID-19 before. Even though I work without wearing a mask, I find it amazing that I've never caught it."

She continued, "I wanted to ignore it, but I felt like I wouldn't be able to respond to everyone, so I turned on the live broadcast. It feels like it's been years since I did one."

Furthermore, Han So Hee disclosed some TMI (too much information), saying, "I changed all the furniture in my house to colorful ones, but recently, I'm changing everything back to all-white. I've been ordering a lot. Colors are nice, but they make it feel complicated, so I'm going back to white."

She also mentioned, "While working, I kept suppressing myself, and I changed from INFP to INTJ. Nowadays, I don't shed tears often. I'm not sad. Depending on the situation, I have different emotions, so I decided not to trust them."

In addition, Han So Hee shared, "I bought a foldable phone. I really wanted it. It's slow, but it can also be used as a messenger. Staff members take a lot of pictures with it, and they come out nice." She added, "I bought it because I love pressing buttons, but it's actually more convenient. I'm just using it for communication, calling, and such."

Furthermore, she conveyed a message about the shooting of "Gyeongseong Creature" with (Park) Seo Joon, saying, "We're working hard, pouring our hearts and souls into it, so please wait a little longer."

Moreover, she expressed her struggle, saying, "I have a photoshoot next week, and I want to snack so badly. If I can resist that, I can maintain a healthy weight, but I keep craving sweet things."

Addressing fans who want to be as thin as her, she earnestly advised, "You shouldn't try to be thin like me. Please take care of your health. What I do is part of my job, both inside and outside appearance. If it wasn't for that, I would have maintained a normal weight. It's not about being beautiful just because you're thin. You look beautiful when you're healthy. Of course, it would be nice if the clothes I wanted to wear fit perfectly. But I hope you won't compromise your health for it. On the screen, I look slimmer than in real life, so I do diet, but being thin doesn't necessarily mean being pretty. You need to be healthy to look beautiful."

In this way, Han So Hee, who is considered an icon of beauty, drew attention as she honestly expressed her opinion on the current trend of wanting to be thin.

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BTS’s Jimin is once again proving his global power!

On April 26, it was confirmed that Jimin’s solo song “Lie” has officially surpassed 260 million streams on Spotify, the world’s biggest music platform.
This amazing milestone shows how the song continues to be loved all over the world, even years after its release.

“Lie” was first released in 2016 as part of BTS’s second full album Wings. Jimin personally helped write and compose the track, making it even more special for fans.
The song talks about facing painful truths, and Jimin’s emotional voice mixes perfectly with the dramatic melody, touching listeners deeply.

In fact, “Lie” made history in January 2023 by becoming the first song from Wings (aside from the title track “Blood Sweat & Tears”) to pass 200 million streams on Spotify.
It also became the 53rd BTS song to enter Spotify’s “200 million club,” proving Jimin’s incredible solo power.

The song stands out for its unique sound. It samples “Spanish Dance No.1” from the opera La Vida Breve by Spanish composer Manuel de Falla, giving it a mix of classical and modern feelings.
Thanks to Jimin’s deep and powerful vocals, “Lie” has been praised by critics and fans as “a true masterpiece of K-pop.”

“Lie” is also getting a lot of love outside of music platforms.
It was recently featured in the ballet-themed TV show Étoile, directed by famous American producer Amy Sherman Palladino.
It was even introduced on KBS Classic FM’s Live Classic as “a K-pop masterpiece loved by fans around the world,” showing how much respect the song continues to earn.

The way “Lie” combines opera, ballet, and Jimin’s personal emotions creates a song that feels timeless.
Even now, it keeps popping up in new shows, radio programs, and fans’ playlists, touching hearts again and again.

Passing 260 million streams isn’t just a number—it’s proof that Jimin’s “Lie” still comforts people, brings new emotions, and stays unforgettable.
The beautiful mix of K-pop and classical music continues to echo in the hearts of listeners everywhere, just like Jimin’s pure emotions that he shared with the world.

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