Jessica confesses her feelings after leaving Girls' Generation "It was the most difficult and dark time of my life"

Singer Jessica confessed her feelings after leaving the group Girls' Generation.

On the 20th, singer Jessica appeared as a guest on the Singapore comedy podcast 'The Daily Ketchup' and talked about the release of her fourth mini album 'BEEP BEEP'.

On this day, Jessica was asked, "Do you have any difficulties as a celebrity?" She answered, "There are good and bad points. Sometimes I think I am very blessed, but I also want to live the life of an ordinary person like my friends." "But you can't have everything, right?" “So I try to balance my life as much as possible.”

She also shared how she felt after leaving Girls' Generation. Jessica confessed, "The past is the past, and I tried to look on the bright side. It was one of the difficult and dark times in my life." He confessed, "I had family and friends who supported me, and my fans were always there. So I didn't feel lonely. I thought it was a good time for me to grow further."

Also, when asked about the difference between group activities and solo activities, Jessica said, "In solo activities, I can choose everything. With group activities, even if you don't want to drink tea, you have to drink it if 5 people say they want to. It's a simple example, but it's a really small choice to a big choice." “It worked this way until now. We had to adapt to it,” he said.

Meanwhile, Jessica, who debuted as a member of Girls' Generation in 2007, left the group in 2014 and emerged as a solo singer. Afterwards, Jessica published a novel with a plot reminiscent of Girls' Generation members, and there was controversy over the way it was expressed.

Kim Se-ah, Ten Asia reporter haesmik@tenasia.co.kr