Kim Se Jeong admits on a show that "don't want to be close friends with IU"! Korean netizens unusually agreed on the reason: Me too!
Kim Se Jeong, a member of the girl group 'Gugudan,' has not only actively pursued her career in the acting industry after the group's activities being ended, but also regained her popularity through the filming of 'The Uncanny Counter' and 'Business Proposal.'

Recently, Kim Se Jeong temporarily stepped down from her acting career and made a long-awaited return to the music scene as a singer. She released her first solo album "The Door" on the 4th of this month and began her activities as a singer.

Recently, Kim Se Jeong appeared on the radio program hosted by Kim Shin Young to promote her new album. Not only did she discuss the content of her comeback activities, but she also mentioned her favorite idol, IU, and expressed her thoughts on considering IU as her role model.
When the host, Kim Shin Young, asked about "role models and seniors that she wishes to get closer to", she mentioned that IU is the one he admires the most. To this, Kim Shi Jung also responded, "I really like IU, it would be nice to have a meal together sometime."

But Kim Se Jeong admitted that although IU is a senior she likes very much and a model for learning, she does not want to get too close to IU. "I'm too nervous, the closer I get, the more likely I am to make mistakes."
阿咩李卡諾
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