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Yoo Ji-yeon "I missed the 1.4 trillion won worth of assets... I feel stupid."
Actress Yoo Ji-yeon, who became known as an actress specializing in adultery in 'Couple Clinic: Love and War', appeared on Channel S' 'Attack on Sisters', which aired on the 7th.
Park Mi-sun welcomed the actor, saying, “I am an actor specializing in villain roles.” Jang Young-ran also recalled Yoo Ji-yeon's reputation as "the nation's adulterous woman." In response, Yoo Ji-yeon confessed, "I appear as an adulterous woman, so I have a strong image of an evil woman, but in reality, I am a troubled woman who lives like a nun."
Park Mi-seon wondered, “I was curious because I couldn’t see it so much, but what does it mean to live like a nun?” Yoo Ji-yeon said, "I'm from the Kkotbak family, but I'm worried because I live like an idiot," and confessed her concerns about life in reality, which is different from her role.
Yoo Ji-yeon is also a graduate of Seoul National University. When Yoo Ji-yeon said, "It doesn't look like you'll suffer any loss, and based on your impressions, you'd think it's not an average bet," Jang Young-ran was rather embarrassed, saying, "We thought that was the case, but didn't we?" Park Mi-sun also wondered about the unexpected(?) life of an elite graduate, saying, "He graduated from Seoul National University, but he lives like an idiot." Kim Ho-young joked, saying, “I may have the brain to study, but I don’t have the brain for life.” In response, Yoo Ji-yeon admitted that she was seeing the 'prestigious university effect', saying, "Even if I make mistakes or do something foolish, they think there is a reason."
Yoo Ji-yeon then confessed her concerns in earnest, saying, "I have a lot of stories. I once lost 1.4 trillion won right in front of my eyes." In front of the astronomical number, the three MCs were shocked and repeatedly shouted, “What do you mean?” Park Mi-sun was also surprised and stuttered, asking “1 trillion?” several times.
Yoo Ji-yeon said, "When I was 39 years old, I filmed an advertisement for a marriage information company. The CEO at the time asked me if I was dating after looking at the date of birth in the contract. He said there was a perfect match for me based on my fortune. He said he was a wealthy person." He continued, "At that time, I had a mental breakdown because my mother was sick and my father had passed away two years ago. I said, 'Money is important, but I don't think it's the first thing. I'll decline,' and I declined." He recalled that time, saying, “But a week later, the CEO called me again and said, ‘If you’re thinking of me, can you meet me once?’ We didn’t meet even then.”
Yoo Ji-yeon said, "After a year and two months had passed, I met the CEO. He said, 'Why didn't you meet me once when I was talking about you?' I thought, 'I guess I matched with a good person and am doing well.' But, 'That person is doing well this year.' “He passed away early on. He had no children, no parents, no wife, no one, so his wealth went to his nephew,” he said. “I remembered that every time I was having a hard time. If it was 1.4 trillion won in 2014, it would be even more enormous now.” “He said. When Kim Ho-young said, "We didn't even talk on the phone," Yoo Ji-yeon said, "If only he liked me and met me, we could have gotten married."
Yoo Ji-yeon also confessed her experience of failing to invest in real estate. He said he owned the villa he bought at the age of 30 for 15 years, but sold it just before the real estate craze. Yoo Ji-yeon expressed regret, saying that the villa had gone up by 100 million won a month since it was sold.
Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr
