Yoo-i: "Iron Girl Squad" actresses don't cover themselves in public bathhouses.. No need to worry about it [What's the point of leaving it behind] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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In "What's the point of leaving it behind," Yoo-i, an actress from the group After School, showcased her side as a bathhouse enthusiast with the 'Iron Girl Squad' team.

Yoo-i appeared as a guest in the 52nd episode of tvN STORY's variety show "What's the point of leaving it behind," which aired on the afternoon of the 20th.

On that day, Yoo-i was asked by MC Lee Young-ja about how actresses shower after completing the Iron Man training, referencing behind-the-scenes details from the tvN Sports variety series "Iron Girl Squad."

In response, Yoo-i said, "We also received hair and makeup coordination at first. But 'Iron Girl Squad' is a program where you're not allowed to have hair and makeup coordination. So after the first recording, everyone stopped going to salons. And since we need to shower after swimming, we started going to Han River bathhouses naturally. We often went to public bathhouses together. No one covers themselves." This remark drew attention.

She continued, "In Season 2, a new member named Geum Sae-rok joined. When we naturally went to the bathhouse after training and took off our clothes, she was surprised, saying, 'Oh my, why are you doing this?' She wasn't used to it and even said she'd go home to shower. But as the second and third trainings continued, she didn't want to go home feeling uncomfortable, so she started taking off her clothes one by one. By the end, Sae-rok was the first to visit any bathhouse. If we said, 'I don't want to go today,' she'd insist on warming up first and dragged us along. Even during training in Jeju Island, Sae-rok was the first to look for a bathhouse." This anecdote brought laughter.

"What's the point of leaving it behind" airs every Monday at 8 p.m.

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