Yang Se-chan and Yura, even a one-night, two-day valley trip?.. Pink rumors of romance intensify [Running Man]

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Pink suspicions have been raised regarding actor Yura, former member of the group Girl's Day, and broadcaster Yang Se-chan.

In the SBS variety show 'Running Man,' airing on the 18th, behind-the-scenes footage of a one-night, two-day valley trip that will fuel pink suspicions between Yura and Yang Se-chan will be revealed.

The episode is structured as a 'Transfer Stick' race, where teams are divided into Yura's team and Park Cho-rong's team, repeatedly making choices and transferring members. Yura directly addressed the romance rumors circulating about her and Yang Se-chan. The full story behind the romance rumors was revealed, along with the fact that the two had previously gone on a one-night, two-day valley trip together, causing commotion on set.

The members relentlessly bombarded Yura with questions to uncover the truth of the romance rumors. As Yura repeatedly clarified by saying, "We were just that close," Kim Jong-kook continued his teasing, saying, "Se-chan must have been really excited." In particular, Ha-ha, known as a 'Love LINE addict,' became so overly immersed in the two's story that he pleaded, "I'm having a hard time," eliciting laughter. Curiosity is piqued as to what story might be hidden between the two.

Subsequently, the members take on the 'Over-immersion Survey' mission, where they guess the ranking of answers based on the results of a dating survey conducted among single men and women in their 20s and 30s. In the process, the members' candid views on dating are also revealed. For the poll question "Stress experienced while dating," married members said, "Shall I tell you about my friend's story?" and poured out various episodes as if they were not their own experiences, turning the set into a sea of laughter.

Next, for the poll question asking about the inner thoughts when a girlfriend keeps asking, "Am I pretty?", Kim Jong-kook shouted, "Ah, here we go again" as the correct answer. The members booed, asking, "Is that your own story?" Kim Jong-kook immediately moved to clarify that it was not his own answer, but the members did not stop teasing him, saying, "It's already too late," leaving Kim Jong-kook flustered.

Meanwhile, in the 'Elephant Catch-Catch' mission, where lunch was at stake, the pink atmosphere instantly turned into a fierce revenge drama. It is a game trending on social media that Yang Se-chan and Ha-ha directly reported to the production team, in which the person who first grabs the straw by blowing an elephant trumpet bursts a water balloon on the head of a member from the opposing team. Yang Se-chan, who formed a solo team, pressed the opposing team with his possessed-like performance befitting the game's reporter, while Ji Suk-jin helplessly took a barrage of water bombs. Ji Suk-jin, who kept getting splashed with water, eventually shouted, "Hey! Keep going! Do this about 30 times!" causing bursts of laughter. Park Cho-rong, who had been maintaining a pink atmosphere with Yang Se-chan, is also said to have transformed into 'blackened' mode, clenching her teeth against his merciless attacks and burning with strong competitive spirit, adding to the laughter.

'Running Man' airs every Sunday at 6:10 p.m.

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