Hyeri: "During Girl's Day, I went on stage even when I was sick... I fainted immediately" [Hyeri]

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Actress and Girl's Day member Hyeri shared a past story about fainting.

On the 22nd, a video titled "Hyeri, what's wrong? You're the one who can't go out..." was released on the YouTube channel 'Hyeri'.

In the released video, Hyeri met with her close friend Park Kyung-hye and discussed various topics. On this day, the two talked about their experiences of fainting, and Hyeri said, "If you search for it, it comes up. 'Hyeri fainting'," sharing her own experience.

Hyeri recalled, "At that time, I was doing curling on 'Ayu-dae' and came home, and it was too cold. So I turned on the electric blanket and went to sleep, but even with the temperature turned all the way up, I was still cold. When I went to the hospital, there was a music show, and it caused a huge commotion about whether I should do it or not. After receiving an IV drip, they told me to skip the rehearsal and only do the live broadcast. If we pre-recorded, we could have aired it, but we were too busy at the time, so the timing didn't work out."

She continued, "During the live broadcast, I was lying down saying, 'I don't think I can do it,' until just before going on stage. After singing the first verse, there was a move where I raised my arms during the choreography, and as I did that, my neck suddenly went numb, and I lost consciousness. But I kept going. By the end, my face was covered in sweat," surprising everyone.

Hyeri said, "Still, I thought, 'Let's finish it.' I couldn't even sing the song. Since the performance ended with my back turned to the audience, when I sat down, the tension released, and I felt like I was going to vomit. Then I lost consciousness."

In response, Park Kyung-hye expressed sympathy, saying, "It must be so hard with such mixed emotions," while Hyeri calmly replied, "It was over 10 years ago."

When the production team and Park Kyung-hye said, "That's amazing," Hyeri showed a cool demeanor, responding, "It's not something to be proud of. Don't people come to work even when they're sick?"

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