Korean Actress Kim Ji-soo Shares Enchanting Winter Moments in Prague Amidst Past Controversies

Kim Ji-soo shares her European adventures.

Recently, Kim Ji-soo took to Instagram to share her experiences in Prague, writing, "If there's a lot of snow, you have to go sledding (with a sled I bought at a 50% discount). The neighborhood dog seems to be looking at me strangely, right? It's impressive to see kids being pulled on sleds by their parents all over Prague when the snow piles up. It's a sight you don't often see in Seoul anymore. I really love the early morning bird sounds and the serene snowy landscape."

The photos capture Kim Ji-soo smiling warmly in a thick padded jacket and hat against the backdrop of snow-covered streets and views of Prague. She appears relaxed, enjoying the winter scenery amidst the historic buildings and snowy streets. In another shot, she conveys a calm yet warm atmosphere with a view of the snow-laden city from above. The tranquil scenery of Prague combined with Kim Ji-soo's natural expressions beautifully conveys the essence of her travel experience.

Fans responded with comments like "The snowy scenery is stunning," "Always supporting you," "Snow makes everything beautiful," "Fighting," "So romantic and beautiful," and "Our actress looks like she's having fun sledding."

Previously, in 2000, Kim Ji-soo was involved in a drunk driving incident in Gangnam, Seoul, with a blood alcohol level of 0.175%. She crashed into a curb and was found to be driving without a license. She was fined 3.42 million won after being booked without detention. At the time, she was hosting KBS Radio's 'To You Who Forgot the Night,' and actress Kim Jung-eun temporarily took over her duties.

In 2010, she was involved in a hit-and-run accident in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam, while driving under the influence. She later turned herself in to the police and was fined 10 million won.

In 2018, Kim Ji-soo appeared intoxicated at a press interview for the film 'Intimate Strangers.' When a reporter asked if she was drunk, she replied, "Yes, but does that bother you? Feel free to ask questions." Her agency eventually halted the interview, and Kim Ji-soo explained, "I felt a responsibility to attend the interview for the film, but it turned out negatively, and I'm just sad and sorry."

Born in 1972, Kim Ji-soo is currently residing in Prague, Czech Republic.

By Chaeryeong Lim, TenAsia Reporter syjj426@tenasia.co.kr