Actress Jeon So-min attracted attention by revealing that her experience of breaking up with her ex-boyfriend led to her writing a book.
On the SBS entertainment show ‘No, but Really’, which aired on the 9th, Jeon So-min, Dduji, Tak Jae-hoon and Kai had an honest talk under the concept of a 2-on-2 meeting.
On this day, Tuji took out Jeon So-min’s essay ‘You Can Call After Drinking’ as one of her belongings, and Jeon So-min directly explained the reason why she wrote the book.
Jeon So-min confessed, “The boyfriend I had before didn’t drink at all,” and “I never contacted him after we broke up, so I thought he didn’t drink and didn’t even call. That’s why I wrote this book.”
When Lee Sang-min asked, “Don’t you usually forget it right away when you break up?” Jeon So-min gave an empathetic answer, saying, “No. Women also keep it in their hearts for quite a long time.”
In particular, he surprised the cast by saying, “There was a time when I cried and asked my ex-boyfriend to change his phone number. I couldn’t possibly forget this number, so I asked him to change it for our sake.” However, the ex-boyfriend said, “You shouldn’t do it, you should endure it.”
Afterwards, when Tak Jae-hoon joked, “If I were to change my number, it would be difficult because I would have to change my bank as well,” the scene erupted in laughter. When Kai said, “I think I’ll block him completely,” Jeon So-min added, “Then I’ll come find you. Saying, ‘Kai, open the door,'” adding to the laughter.
When Kai replied, “Then I think I’ll ask you to talk for a moment,” Jeon So-min said, “Then it’s Kigal,” and drew attention by revealing her outspoken view on love.
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date: 2026-02-10 01:40:00
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