Kim Ji-soo "I'm over 80kg, I lost 25kg because of Miss Korea's mother"

Kim Ji-soo, winner of the 2021 Miss Universe Korea Grand Prix, confessed that she had weighed up to 80kg before leaving the competition.

On TV Chosun's 'Perfect Life', which aired on the 26th, former Miss Korea Kwon Jeong-ju and her daughter Kim Ji-soo appeared.

On this day's broadcast, Oh Ji-ho said about her client, "Miss Universe Korea was created by Miss Korea." The age of the mother without medical history was 52 years old and the daughter was 25 years old. However, the daughter lost 25kg in 3 months and suffered depression, social phobia, panic disorder, and blackout symptoms.

The mother was worried about her daughter, who was on an unreasonable diet. On the other hand, the daughter said that her mother fed her well and even became obese as a child. The clients were Kim Jeong-ju and Kim Ji-soo. Kwon Jeong-joo is Miss Korea in 1990, and Kim Ji-soo is the winner of the 2021 Miss Universe Korea Grand Prix.

Kwon Jeong-joo said, "It's a little bragging, but it's the first time in Korea that a mother and daughter competed in a beauty pageant and even won a prize. It's the family's honor that Ji-soo won the Miss Universe Korea Grand Prix rather than me being Miss Korea."

It turns out that Kwon Jung-ju was the most opposed when Kim Ji-soo went to the tournament. Kim Ji-soo said, "Actually, I've been a bit chubby since I was little. I was the fattest kid in the class. I weighed over 80kg before entering a beauty contest two years ago. My mother, who had never gained weight in her life, said, 'What kind of beauty contest are you?', 'You are only a bridesmaid.' He said no.' Hearing it made me angry. He said, 'I'll show you,' and went out after losing weight like crazy."

Kwon Jeong-joo said, "He said, 'Do you ignore the beauty pageant?', 'Look at your body,' and I wanted to make it look easy because my mother is Miss Korea. After she lost weight and went up on stage and received an award, I thought that her genes were different." It made me laugh.

Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr