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'School Violence Controversy' Ji-soo, New Start in the Philippines: "Dating a Local Woman? Open to It"

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Ji-soo / Photo=Ji-soo Instagram
Ji-soo / Photo=Ji-soo Instagram

While actress Ji-soo continues her active work in the Philippines, she openly shared her views on dating in a local broadcast.

According to recent reports from Philippine GMA Network, Ji-soo appeared on the talk show 'KALURKS!' and was asked about the possibility of dating a Filipino woman.

When the host asked if she thought Filipino women were beautiful, Ji-soo replied, "Naturally." When further asked about her willingness to date a Filipino woman, she stated that she is "very open" to it.

Ji-soo said, "I do not look at nationality. Love is possible anywhere," conveying her belief that a partner's nationality is not important in dating.

Ji-soo is currently continuing her acting activities centered on the Philippines. After making her first appearance on Philippine television through the 2024 GMA drama 'Black Rider,' she has consistently appeared in local productions.

She said, "I am grateful for the opportunities I have received in the Philippines and the support of local fans," and added that she studied English extensively during her period of activity hiatus. She also stated her future plans to challenge herself with English acting in global productions.

In particular, she recently took on the role of Dong-hyun, a villain, in GMA Prime Time action drama 'Taskforce Firewall.' In this work, Ji-soo appears as a character entangled with a cybercrime organization, showcasing an intense character different from her previous roles.

Meanwhile, Ji-soo withdrew from a drama she was filming and halted her domestic activities after school violence allegations were raised in 2021. Since then, she has resumed her acting activities centered on the Philippines and is continuing her new path.

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