K-pop duo AKMU's member Lee Su-hyun shared that she became scared of taking selfies with fans outside work after her photos were being secretly taken many times.
On May 19, Lee Su-hyun updated her YouTube channel with a new video of her own interview.
During this interview, Lee Su-hyun talked about pros and cons of making debut at an early age―14.
Lee Su-hyun said, "Well, the good thing is that I'm growing up alongside the public, but the downside is that everything about me becomes too open to them, even the ones I don't want them to know."
She continued, "There are some words going around the Internet saying that I never say yes to fans who ask me for a selfie when they meet me in public. But that's because my photos were being secretly taken many times in the past. After that, I became kind of reluctant to take selfies with fans as well."
She added, "I think I just feel pressured to take photos in public now. That's why I say no to most fans asking me for photos outside work. I feel terrible about that, actually. I usually sign them an autograph though. That's not a problem with me."
Following that, Lee Su-hyun shared when she plans on quitting her career in music.
Lee Su-hyun stated, "I'll go on until I can't use my voice. As long as my voice works, I probably won't quit."
She resumed, "It's not like I have zero issue with my brother when we work together, but I'm sure that's the same for him."
She added, "But there's nothing I do that I'm forced to do when I don't want to. So, it's all good."
Lee Su-hyun and her brother Lee Chan-hyuk are talented siblings who first appeared in SBS' survival audition show 'K-pop Star Season 2' in 2012.
The duo joined YG Entertainment following their appearance, and made their official debut as AKMU with an album 'PLAY' in April 2014.
(Credit= '이수현 Official' YouTube)