In a recent episode of his YouTube show, K-pop sensation Kim Jae Joong delved into why he's hesitant to extend invitations to his home, shedding light on a past incident that left a lasting impression.
During the episode, Kim Jae Joong engaged in conversation with three members of THE BOYZ, Q, NEW, and YOUNGHOON.
The trio disclosed that they still reside together in a dormitory, prompting Kim Jae Joong to inquire about their future living arrangements after years of cohabitation.
Expressing a desire to maintain their communal living situation, NEW lamented his reluctance to see his bandmates move out, while YOUNGHOON and Q voiced their intentions to pursue independent living.
The discussion unfolded, providing insight into the dynamics of group living within the K-pop industry.
Unwelcome Mishap
As the conversation meandered, Kim Jae Joong revealed a cautionary tale that shaped his stance on hosting guests.
Recounting an incident involving an admired junior colleague who paid an unexpected visit to his residence inebriated, Kim Jae Joong detailed a mishap that resulted in significant damage to his property.
The hoobae's clumsy actions, fueled by alcohol, culminated in the spillage of broth onto a rug valued at a staggering 40 million won (approximately $30,000). The revelation left THE BOYZ members visibly stunned, highlighting the gravity of the situation.
A Lesson Learned
In reflecting on the incident, Kim Jae Joong candidly shared his reluctance to extend invitations to his home, citing the need to safeguard his personal space and belongings.
Despite his fondness for company, the entertainer underscored the importance of boundaries, particularly in light of past experiences.
The revelation offers a glimpse into the intricacies of maintaining privacy and security within the realm of celebrity life, where the line between public and private spheres often blurs.
Recently, JYJ's Jaejoong recently appeared on Hong Seok Cheon's "Jewelry Box" as a special guest, discussing attractive male idols in K-pop. He identified NCT's Taeyong and RIIZE's Wonbin as his visual successors at SM Entertainment.
Jaejoong mentioned how Taeyong resembled him in vibe upon debut and praised Wonbin's evolution, even admitting that Wonbin performed better than him in a cover of "Rising Sun."
Additionally, Jaejoong reflected on being stalked by sasaengs for two decades and named Kim Hyun Joong from SS501 as one of his visual rivals. He also recalled being initially selected for an audition based on his looks rather than singing ability.
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Written by Cassidy Jones.