'My Remaining Love' Choi Ye-na: "I, too, received comfort from my childhood battle with pediatric cancer"

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Singer Choi Ye-na spoke about the sincerity behind 'My Remaining Love.'

On the afternoon of the 31st, a press conference for SBS's new dating variety program 'My Remaining Love' was held in Mokdong, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul. Attendees included PD Lee Eun-sol, PD Kim Hyo-jin, actors Lee Se-young and Jung Yong-hwa, SEVENTEEN member Dohyeon, and singer Choi Ye-na.

'My Remaining Love' is a dating reality show featuring young people in their 20s and 30s who have received terminal diagnoses or experienced life-and-death battles with illness. The participants maintain relationships through an original matching system where they exchange limited 'time' with each other every night. The program is directed by Lee Eun-sol, the PD behind 'Love Possessed,' which portrayed the romance of MZ fortune tellers.

Notably, among the four MCs, Choi Ye-na has overcome childhood pediatric cancer. Regarding this, Choi said on the day, "I thought that gathering people who share similar pain and wounds would allow them to find comfort and courage in sharing their stories about battling illness, and I felt the same way."

She continued, "When I watched the VCR, I felt deeply moved. I believe viewers who have experienced similar pain will find great comfort in watching it," revealing her heartfelt thoughts.

She added, "I am grateful to be invited to such a wonderful dating program. I hope it succeeds well and that a second season is produced."

Meanwhile, 'My Remaining Love' will premiere on August 3 at 10 p.m.

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