'Girls Talk' Pain Overcome.. 31st Batch Sunja♥Gyeong-su, Warm and Friendly with Yeong-su "Let's Have a Good Time Until the Third Round" [Star Issue]

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SBS Plus and ENA dating variety show 'I Am Solo' (나는 SOLO) 31st batch participant Sunja (name changed for privacy) shared her latest update after meeting Yeong-su.

On the 3rd, Sunja posted a single photo on her Instagram. The released photo showed Sunja and her boyfriend Gyeong-su, who developed into a couple through 'I Am Solo', spending time together with Yeong-su at a restaurant.

Sunja and Gyeong-su appear to have enjoyed a pleasant reunion with Yeong-su after a long time. Sunja added the caption "We had a great time until the third round" to the photo, conveying a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Netizens responded with comments such as "Great friendship among the three," "I hope Yeong-su also finds a partner soon," "I want to see Sunja's face too," and "It looks good."

Meanwhile, Sunja appeared in the 31st batch of 'I Am Solo', which concluded last May, and became the final couple with Gyeong-su. Since appearing on the show, Sunja and Gyeong-su have developed into a real-life couple and are continuing their public relationship.

Additionally, during the broadcast of 'I Am Solo', Sunja was portrayed as a victim of a controversy known as "Girls Talk," which involved behind-the-scenes gossip, evoking sympathy. The broadcast showed roommates Ok-soon, Yeong-suk, and Jung-hee discussing Sunja, and when Sunja accidentally overheard them in another room while visibly distressed, the scene was revealed, escalating the controversy.

Some viewers who watched the program pointed out that Ok-soon, Yeong-suk, and Jung-hee had badmouthed Sunja. The individuals involved expressed their apologies during a live broadcast by 'I Am Solo' producer Chonjang Entertainment the day after the show ended. As the controversy did not easily subside, they posted lengthy apology statements on their respective SNS accounts to address the issue. Nevertheless, subtle changes in relationships were observed, such as some participants "unfollowing" each other's SNS accounts, keeping public interest alive.

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