Broadcaster Eom Ji-yoon has been appointed as the Seoul City Ambassador, gaining empathy from various generations.
On the 17th, Eom Ji-yoon attended the '2025 Seoul City Ambassador Appointment Ceremony' held at the Seoul City Hall Multipurpose Hall, where she received the official appointment plaque.
The Seoul City government explained, "We expect Eom Ji-yoon, as a broadcaster who crosses over broadcasting, YouTube, and the stage, to introduce Seoul's culture, arts, and youth policies in a friendly and delightful manner, resonating with the youth generation and everyday life."
Eom Ji-yoon, who has won the public's love with her cheerful charm and relatable empathy through various platforms, is expected to play a significant role in naturally conveying the diverse attractions of Seoul.
Eom Ji-yoon expressed her feelings, saying, "I am truly happy and honored to be appointed as the Seoul City Ambassador. Among many cities around the world, I love Seoul the most. I want to sincerely convey the diverse aspects of Seoul." She added, "I will take on the responsibility as an ambassador to promote Seoul's charm and value to more people and do my best."
Eom Ji-yoon will take on the role of widely promoting the dreams of citizens and Seoul's policies based on the vision of 'People Who Love and Talk About Seoul.' She plans to continue various promotional activities focusing on youth, tourism, and culture and arts.
Recently, Eom Ji-yoon connected with the audience through the play 'I Transferred to Love,' and showcased her stable hosting skills as an MC in the Tving original entertainment show 'Baseball Representative: League of Enthusiasts Season 2.' On the popular YouTube channel 'Short Box,' she has gained immense love with her relatable humor and character comedy as a leading comedian representing the MZ generation.
In addition, she is active as a brand model and serves as a host in various fields such as youth policy forums and cultural and artistic events, reflecting humor and trends in daily life through SNS and digital content, gaining empathy from all generations centered around the MZ generation.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
