Jung Hye-sung's 'Do as I Say, Not as I Do' Remarks on Long-Distance Relationships.. Deacon and Gyeongri Say It's "A Bit Overwhelming" [Na-sol-sa-gye][★Night TV]

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Actress Jung Hye-sung took a 'do as I say, not as I do' stance regarding long-distance relationships.

In the SBS Plus and ENA variety program 'I Am Single, But Love Continues' (hereinafter 'Na-sol-sa-gye'), which aired on the 4th, the second story of 'Solo Minbak', which combines the worldviews of 'I Am Single' and 'Match', was depicted.

During the self-introduction session that day, Yeongho, a 7th-generation participant residing in Busan, was asked, "Can you do long-distance (relationships)?" In response, 7th-generation Yeongho said, "I can do it, but the women found it difficult. However, I don't find it hard to go back and forth to Seoul. When I go to Seoul, I take a taxi in the morning to the station, and when I see the shimmering reflection of the sun on the Nakdong River, I feel happy. My steps and excitement make me happy."

He continued, "Is it okay if I see you in Seoul every time?" to which 7th-generation Yeongho replied, "If it's with the intention of marriage, going to Seoul is fine."

Upon hearing this, Jung Hye-sung exclaimed in anger, "No! If you choose me here, I will go to Seoul. I must do it! I must quit all my academies and move up there!"

Deacon asked, "Do you do that yourself?" and Jung Hye-sung gave an unexpected 'do as I say, not as I do' answer, saying, "I can't go," leaving the scene in chaos.

Deacon asked Gyeongri, "Sorry, are you also (like Jung Hye-sung) overwhelmed?" and Gyeongri replied, "A little," eliciting laughter.

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