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'Super Car Driver' Kang Min-young "Lost 28kg While Battling Osteosarcoma" [My Remaining Love]

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'My Remaining Love' Kang Min-young revealed her past battle with illness.

On the 31st, SBS's 'My Remaining Love' aired, where Kang Min-young and Kim Run-gi chose each other and went on a date. Currently undergoing treatment for stomach cancer, Kim Run-gi said, "The strength of my chemotherapy has worn off, so I feel good right now. We need to go through eight sessions, but we've only completed four so far. However, I feel like my weight is gradually decreasing and my energy is fading."

Kang Min-young, who overcame osteosarcoma during her school days, sent encouragement: "I also lost weight down to 28kg when I was undergoing chemotherapy. Looking at the photos, I thought they were chopsticks. But I will gain weight again."

Notably, she drew attention by offering advice to Kim Run-gi, who received zero votes on their first date: "When meeting people, if you become less talkative, your charm appeal doesn't work. Also, when self-esteem is low... because of illness. Once it's over, you should act like a prince or princess with 'prince syndrome' or 'princess syndrome.' Like thinking, 'They don't like me? Did they miss out on me?' This way."

The two decided to buy a picnic set at a café and head to the Han River. Although born in 2003 and younger than Kim Run-gi, Kang Min-young, who drives a supercar, coolly handled the payment. Kim Run-gi appeared captivated by Kang Min-young's bold personality.

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