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Seo In-young Openly Confesses Everything from Past Curse Controversy to Divorce and Remarriage on 'Biseojin'


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Singer Seo In-young opens up honestly about her roller-coaster life story on television, spanning her past controversies, divorce, and current status ahead of her remarriage.

Appearing on the SBS Friday variety show "Whatever You Can Do - Biseojin" (hereinafter "Biseojin"), airing tonight (the 11th) at 11:10 PM KST, Seo In-young—who recently announced her return after 10 years through the YouTube channel "Gaegwacheonseon Seo In-young"—delivers striking and unfiltered remarks.

During the broadcast, Seo candidly shares her dating history for the first time on television, ranging from the reasons behind her hasty marriage in the past to experiencing the pain of divorce and deciding to remarry. Notably, she surprised the set by revealing that she recently argued with her groom-to-be and asked MC Lee Seo-jin for emergency dating advice.

She also directly addresses past controversies by admitting to swearing at a manager, taking a head-on approach. Attention is focused on the genuine reason why she, standing before the public once again after a long hiatus, chose to honestly face her past.

Changes in Seo In-young, who was once dubbed a "trend-conscious woman" collecting up to 800 pairs of luxury shoes and bags, will also be revealed. Seo is expected to draw attention by confessing her 180-degree shifted values, stating, "My materialistic desires are gone now," and cutting ties with her extraordinary love for shopping.

Seo In-young's honest stories, featuring atonement for past controversies and her upcoming remarriage, will be revealed on "Biseojin," airing tonight (the 11th) at 11:10 PM KST.

Reporter Kang Seon-ae 

(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kang Seon-ae)

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