“Remarriage in December” Seo In-young Confesses: “My Fiancé Choi Ji-hoon Is Someone Who Gives Me a Great Sense of Security” [Seo In-young’s Trendy Oldie]

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Singer Seo In-young is set to remarry on December 26, and she will share details about her husband on the show “Seo In-young’s Trendy Oldie.”

In Episode 7 of the T-Cast E Channel variety show “Seo In-young’s Trendy Oldie,” airing at night on the 12th, broadcaster Jung Hyeong-don appears as a one-day student. Together with MC Seo In-young and YouTuber Mimi Minu, they explore various anxieties faced by modern people and their unconventional methods of relief.

On this day, Seo In-young expresses her delight at the appearance of Jung Hyeong-don, with whom she has a special past connection. The two reminisce about their time sharing the stage in the past, immersed in memories. In particular, Jung Hyeong-don reveals for the first time an unexpected behind-the-scenes story related to his duet performance with Seo In-young, surprising her.

As the formal lesson begins, Jung Hyeong-don demonstrates a unique presence by pouring out specialized knowledge related to anxiety. Having formed a connection with psychologist Oh Eun-young through “My Baby Is Like Gold These Days,” and receiving a joking introduction as a “seven-year disciple,” Jung Hyeong-don continues his enthusiastic explanation, even mentioning the psychological assessment tool “MMPI” when the topic of attachment styles such as anxious and avoidant types comes up. When Jung Hyeong-don jokes, “Is it okay for me to talk so professionally?” Seo In-young responds, “Oppa, you’re too professional,” eliciting laughter.

In particular, their views on romance are revealed regarding attachment styles, which have recently attracted interest among the younger generation. Seo In-young names her boyfriend as the person who gives her the greatest sense of security, candidly explaining why she has continued their relationship for a long time.

Following this, Seo In-young takes a firm stance in romance, stating, “I don’t like avoidant types.” She engages in a heated debate with Jung Hyeong-don over the man’s position of “I don’t want to fight” and the woman’s desire for an apology saying “I’m sorry.”

In this process, Jung Hyeong-don says, “Living life, there are times when even breathing itself feels like an apology,” causing even the production staff to burst into laughter with his unique self-reflection gained from married life.

In addition, various modern people’s unique anxiety-relief methods are introduced, ranging from so-called “Hwakangseu” (bathroom vacation), where one spends alone time in the restroom to relieve anxiety, to a robot doll that bites its fingers, and various mind-body calming items.

In particular, Seo In-young shows keen interest in a special tear-wiping service that emerged in Japan, saying, “I have to go there. I want to go,” heightening curiosity.

They also examine anxieties in modern daily life, such as “colphobia,” the fear of phone calls, and “nomophobia,” the anxiety felt when one does not have a mobile phone. In this process, Seo In-young and Jung Hyeong-don reveal their polar opposite lifestyle habits, from checking remaining phone battery levels to wearing going-out clothes and lying in bed, showcasing their bickering chemistry.

Meanwhile, stories of celebrities who have coped with anxiety are also revealed. Stories of how each person faced anxiety in their own way are introduced, ranging from manga artist Kian84 to world-renowned artist Yayoi Kusama and singer Lewis Capaldi. In the midst of this, Seo In-young and Jung Hyeong-don also look back on their difficult past periods, sharing their sincere inner thoughts. In particular, Seo In-young is expected to draw attention by confessing, “I slept for almost eight years,” revealing her daily life during a long period when she struggled with anxiety.

“Seo In-young’s Trendy Oldie,” a generational clash trend talk show where “original trendsetter” Seo In-young and “MZ trend analyst” Mimi Minu engage in unreserved debates over current trends, airs every Thursday at 9 p.m. on E Channel and can also be viewed on OTT platforms such as Wavve, Watcha, and U+tv Mobile.

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