Who is the ’86-born actress’ who became popular in China after plastic surgery and received a marriage proposal from a conglomerate? : Nate Entertainment
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/Photo = YouTube video Actress Hong Soo-ah revealed her ideal type.
On the 28th, a video was released on broadcaster Tak Jae-hoon’s YouTube channel ‘Noppaku Tak Jae-hoon’ in which Hong Soo-ah appeared as a guest.
In the video, Hong Soo-ah appeared wearing a navy set-up worth millions of won with the ‘Chanel’ logo adorning the entire thing. She answered questions about herself honestly, including plastic surgery, and still showed her cool side.
Hong Soo-ah, born in 1986, caught everyone’s attention when she answered the question of why she is not married yet by saying, “My fortune tells me to get married late. But it’s already too late,” and “I have money saved up.”
When Tak Jae-hoon said, “You saved about 30 million won?”, Hong Soo-ah looked at the camera and laughed in vain. Assistant MC Shin Gyu-jin then expressed his admiration for Hong Soo-ah’s wealth, saying, “Look at the continental scale.”
When Tak Jae-hoon asked, “Is it worth buying a building?” Hong Soo-ah answered, “Not to that extent, but I have to be careful because I’m so picky (when looking at men),” calming the mood.
/Photo = YouTube video When asked, “What kind of man do you like?” Hong Soo-ah answered, “I like someone who is warm, kind, and smart,” and “I don’t really care about looks. If I meet a good-looking guy, I think I’ll be worthless.”
Previously, Hong Soo Ah revealed the story of how she received a proposal from a Chinese tycoon in the preview of the SBS entertainment program ‘Shoes Off and Single for Men’ that was released on the 27th, which became a hot topic. Hong Soo Ah garnered attention by conveying the Chinese tycoon’s unique proposal line, saying, “The Chinese tycoon said, ‘If you marry me, my entire world will be yours. ‘”
It was revealed that Hong Soo Ah had plastic surgery in 2015 after being recommended to do so by a local Chinese public while she was working in China. Since then, she has gained immense popularity in the Chinese-speaking world and has even been nicknamed the “Fan Bingbing lookalike” in Korea.
Reporter Mara Ara aradazz@mt.co.kr
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