Eva Acquires Korean Nationality in 20 Years... Korea"I'm about to cry". I'm so touched [Star Issue]

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British broadcaster Eva Poviel expressed her emotional feelings after acquiring Korean citizenship.

On the YouTube channel 'Pabi Yangban', which was released on the 11th, a video titled 'What is the decision you made after 20 years of living in Korea?' was posted.

In the released video, Eva smiled broadly, saying that she passed the naturalization exam and became a Korean citizen. He said he passed the naturalization interview in April last year, and said, "My resident registration card has not yet come out. You can apply in three weeks and apply for a passport from there," he said.

He said, "I got emotional when five to 60 people gathered and went to the immigration office to have an award ceremony. I was about to cry. He recalled, "He gave me a certificate of nationality, saying that he sang the national anthem together and congratulated me."

When asked by Fabien, "How does it feel to be in the second act of life?" Eva said, "It's one life, but I feel like I'm living many lives. When I was young, I lived in Japan, and when I was in middle school, I lived a new life in England, and when I came to Korea, I am living as a completely new life and mother of broadcasting. Since I've been in Korea for 20 years, I felt like an adult. So I thought I might be able to live as a Korean," he said.

"I recruited a foreigner on the show, but there was nothing to say even if I called him. It's been so long since I left, so I had to look it up on the internet and go. I'm also looking forward to a new life. I want to try a new challenge, too. I hope you accept it as a Korean citizen," he added.

Meanwhile, Eva Poviel was born to an English father and a Japanese mother. After first coming to Korea to study in 2005, he appeared on KBS 2TV's "The Chat of Beauty" in 2016 and made his name known. She married a Korean in 2010 and has two sons.

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