'New York Mom' Seo Min-jeong's Daily Life.. Met Ivy on Broadway.."Moved"

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'New York Mom' actress Seo Min-jeong expressed being moved after watching Ivy's performance on Broadway.

On the 31st, Seo Min-jeong posted a curtain call video on her personal account after seeing Ivy in the musical 'Chicago' on Broadway.

Along with this, Seo Min-jeong tagged Ivy's name and said, "I was so moved by the singing, choreography, and acting in Chicago! She is a Triple Threat who does everything!" She added, "Although I am just an audience member, if I dare to offer my review, it was a night overflowing with emotion where I could feel how much practice and preparation went into her performance that she gave her all without missing a single moment, filled with sincerity."

She continued, "Even the audience members sitting next to me cheered 'she is so good!' at various points during the show! Even during intermission, every time people praised Ivy, I wondered why I felt so happy. It's wonderful."

Meanwhile, Seo Min-jeong received great love for appearing in the MBC sitcom 'Unstoppable High Kick'. She married a dentist who is a Korean-American in 2007 and gave birth to a daughter the following year. She is currently living in New York, USA, after getting married. She shares updates on social media and communicates with her fans.

Ivy is currently appearing as Roxie on the stage of 'Chicago' on Broadway in New York. 'Chicago' is the longest-running American musical in Broadway history, sweeping six categories including the 1997 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical, and it won the Grammy Award for Best Musical Album.

Before departing for the United States, Ivy shared her feelings about advancing to Broadway through a press conference: "After digging one well for a long time, an enormous opportunity came my way, and with the help of many people, I was able to get the chance to perform at the birthplace of musicals. Since I am going as a representative of Korean musicals, I feel a great sense of responsibility and burden, but also excitement. On Broadway, I am also curious about how actors and staff work. I will experience it well and return."

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