Suzy Opens Up About 'Everything Will Come True' Poster Controversy and Her Personal Philosophy

Actress Suzy has shared her thoughts on the controversy surrounding the poster for 'Everything Will Come True.'

On the 30th, Suzy appeared on the YouTube channel 'Jo Hyun-ah's Ordinary Thursday Night.'

During the show, Jo Hyun-ah expressed her concern and affection for her close friend Suzy, saying, "People think you live a happy and easy life. They say, 'How nice it would be to live like Suzy.' But you never make excuses for those comments."

Suzy responded, "I don't like making excuses. I think everyone has their struggles," adding, "I've never thought of myself as special. My job requires me to shine in moments, so I try to look at things objectively and be strict with myself."

In response to Jo Hyun-ah's lament that "you never indulge," Suzy confessed, "I don't like being dramatic. Even if I feel it's hard, I think it's an emotion I have to handle alone. That's why I like it when you cry and express your emotions. I can't do that, so I don't express my emotions."

Suzy also revealed her friendship, saying, "I'm not good at taking care of people, but you're a warm person and always give to me. I try because I can't just receive."

Watching Suzy's mukbang, Jo Hyun-ah humorously admitted, "When you were younger, you ate well and gained weight, but now you don't because you exercise. I used to think you were showing off when you said you were working out."

Laughing about her "workout complete" routine, Suzy said, "I haven't been able to go lately because I'm busy. I don't particularly enjoy exercising." However, she has tried various activities like yoga, Pilates, tennis, and ballet, and she smiled, saying, "I heard balletcore became trendy because of me."

Having won the Best Actress award for her role in Coupang Play's 'Anna,' Suzy has been fully recognized as an actress beyond her idol roots. She shared, "It was tough while doing it. Whenever I received an award, it felt like it wasn't mine, but this time I thought, 'I'm glad I did this project. I really worked hard.' It was a time to praise and acknowledge myself a little."

Meanwhile, Jo Hyun-ah commented on the mixed reactions to the Netflix 'Everything Will Come True' poster, which will be released on October 3rd, saying, "Opinions are divided. Some say, 'Why does it look so cartoonish?' I'm excited because it's a work by my favorite writer, Kim Eun-sook, and it seems to have gone viral well."

Suzy added, "We had a lot of discussions about the poster too. But there must be a reason," reflecting her thoughtful perspective. She continued, "The universe is unique. It's a mix of fantasy and reality, and there's a lot to think about. It's a work that will stay with me, and I've learned a lot. I hope the project does well."