Hani, an actress from the group EXID, confessed her true feelings about postponing her wedding due to an accident involving her fiancé at the hospital.
On the 7th, MBN’s ‘Oh Eun-young Stay’ featured Hani as a participant in the second season.
On this day, Hani visited the Ssanggyesa Temple as a participant in the second season of Oh Eun-young Stay. Appearing with a natural face without any makeup, Hani used her real name, Ahn Hee-yeon, as her nickname. However, none of the other participants recognized her.
Hani asked the other participants, “Is there anyone who knows me?” but one participant replied, “I don’t know.” This made Yoo Se-yoon awkwardly laugh and say, “I feel embarrassed for everyone.”
Hani introduced herself by saying, “I am originally a singer. I am a celebrity.” When the other participants were surprised to hear this, Hani joked, “Is my face different from what you expected? I guess I don’t have a celebrity-level face.”
Regarding her reason for participating in Oh Eun-young Stay, Hani stated, “I started as a celebrity at a very young age, and after my contract ended, I realized I didn’t know much about the world. I lived like a frog in a well.”
As the participants began to share their stories, Hani said, “I tend to be very sensitive to others’ feelings. But now, I want to stop being so. It’s hard to be sensitive, but I think I’ve been in an environment where I had to be.” She continued, “Recently, after going through various experiences, I felt that ‘my life doesn’t go as I wish.’”
Hani had planned to marry psychiatrist Yang Jae-woong in September last year, but the controversy arose when it was revealed that a person died 17 days after being hospitalized at Yang Jae-woong's hospital in May of the same year. As a result, the wedding was postponed, and Hani also took time for self-reflection.
Hani expressed, “I realized that ‘I cannot choose what happens to me,’ and I naturally let go of the desire to control my life. I wonder if it’s okay to live like that.”
In the following preview, Hani said, “For the first time, I felt a great sense of depression. I couldn’t live like this anymore. I even thought about wanting to escape from the excessive burden.” In particular, Hani drew attention by saying, “People around me ask, ‘Why do you have to go down a thorny path?’”
[Lee Se-bin, Star Today Guest Reporter]
