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'Divorce from Eli' Ji Yeon-soo reveals prospects for remarriage: "I have strong energy that pushes men away" [Star Issue]

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Park Seong-jun, photo by Ji Yeon-soo's YouTube channel
Park Seong-jun, photo by Ji Yeon-soo's YouTube channel

Former racing model Ji Yeon-soo's prospects for remarriage were revealed.

On the 20th, a video titled "Ji Yeon-soo's physiognomy... Can I remarry?" was uploaded to Ji Yeon-soo's YouTube channel.

In the video, Ji Yeon-soo met with fortune teller Park Seong-jun. Park Seong-jun discussed Ji Yeon-soo's physiognomy and birth chart. He said, "Ji Yeon-soo is fundamentally strong in her own standards and may lack some flexibility."

He added, "When looking at the position of a husband, someone like a friend has entered. While they are a friend when things are good, there is energy to fight back if things turn bad."

Hearing this, Ji Yeon-soo asked, "Is there really someone in the husband's position?" Park Seong-jun explained, "The range of men who suit her is extremely narrow. While most women can live with a compatibility score around 50 points, she needs to exceed 70 to 75 points to form a relationship and live together."

Additionally, Park Seong-jun stated about Ji Yeon-soo, "Whether she marries or not, the energy is such that she must continue working. She has abundant work luck and strong activity levels."

When Ji Yeon-soo asked, "Even if I marry, am I the type who takes on the role of the head of the household?" Park Seong-jun replied, "Not necessarily the head of the household, but the fact that someone enters like a friend means it's energy where if the other party contributes, I must also contribute to some extent. It seems there is a part where we build something together."

Park Seong-jun and Eli / Photo by Ji Yeon-soo's YouTube channel
Park Seong-jun and Eli / Photo by Ji Yeon-soo's YouTube channel

Park Seong-jun said, "Looking at past luck, did you get through 2016 to 2017 well? This is a period of significant change for this year and next year on a 10-year cycle." He continued, "Rather than being the type who runs with great ambition, you tend to move steadily and conservatively, building things firmly."

He then advised, "When meeting men, it's better to meet someone more conservative, firm, and stable rather than someone overly focused on social activities or relationships. You can feel comfortable when meeting such people. When meeting men, you need to lower your own standards a bit."

Ji Yeon-soo expressed her thoughts on dating, saying, "I'm not the type whose heart opens easily, so I don't even want to create opportunities." In response, Park Seong-jun said, "The reason it's difficult for you to meet men is that you see others' shortcomings well and have a critical side that irritates many things. Once irritated, you push relationships away. It's not easy for an ordinary man to enter, but even if he does, it's hard to endure in the long term. You have a strong desire to be respected, acknowledged, and cared for. If these aren't met, you struggle."

Ji Yeon-soo also asked about her prospects for remarriage. Park Seong-jun said, "If a man is too aggressive or macho, it won't suit you. Someone comfortable like a friend is good. You need someone who can respect you, appears clear and transparent, and whose actions you seem to understand."

Park Seong-jun continued, "Between the ages of 49 and 52, the energy that pushes men away becomes even stronger. If anything irritates you, you push everything away." He explained, "There is only one way to get married: if there's a man you like, check compatibility first, then develop the relationship afterward."

Meanwhile, Ji Yeon-soo married Eli from U-KISS in 2014 and had a son named Min-su, but after divorcing in 2020, she is raising him alone. Eli remarried last month on the 14th to a non-celebrity woman.

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