Pyeon Seung-yeop reveals he is battling renal pelvis cancer: "Black blood in urine appeared... recovered after surgery" [Day & Night]

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Singer Pyeon Seung-yeop reveals that he is undergoing treatment for renal pelvis cancer.

In the 25th episode of MBN's variety program "Kim Ju-ha's Day & Night," airing on the 16th, Pyeon Seung-yeop will appear.

On that day, Pyeon Seung-yeop shares the story of making a comeback after a long hiatus through the trot survival program "Nameless Legend."

Pyeon Seung-yeop, who advanced to the third round of "Nameless Legend," said, "I thought I couldn't win even one round in a singing battle with young friends," surprising the three MCs by predicting he would be eliminated in the first round.

Pyeon Seung-yeop also reveals behind-the-scenes details regarding a lyric mistake during the "1-on-1 Death Match," which is considered the most shocking moment of "Nameless Legend." Facing Iru-ne with the song "Gaein," Pyeon Seung-yeop created a stage with deep emotion but made a fatal mistake by forgetting the lyrics in front of the original artist, ultimately facing elimination. He shares the untold story of his elimination, saying, "There was a reason."

Additionally, Pyeon Seung-yeop opens up about the feelings of challenging a dance stage for the first time in 36 years since his debut through "Nameless Legend." Known for never taking his feet off the stage, Pyeon Seung-yeop took a bold challenge for the team competition. "I went through a lot of mental anguish during the team competition," said Pyeon Seung-yeop, raising curiosity about what drove him to successfully complete the dance stage that became a hot topic.

Meanwhile, Pyeon Seung-yeop shares his battle with renal pelvis cancer, which he could not reveal even on "Nameless Legend," through "Kim Ju-ha's Day & Night." "I saw black blood in my urine, not red fresh blood, and felt something was wrong, so I went to the hospital," said Pyeon Seung-yeop, confessing that he is fortunately recovering well after successful surgery. Furthermore, Pyeon Seung-yeop revealed a heartbreaking story, saying, "My thyroid function was completely non-existent, so I had to take medicine until I died, but now I have improved significantly," explaining that he could not afford to get sick because he had a family to support.

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