“A tattoo on her back…” Moon Ga-young, who was embroiled in controversy over the authenticity of the tattoo, finally spoke up

When opinions were divided over the authenticity of the tattoo on the back of Moon Ga-young, she made a direct statement.

Actress Moon Ga-young appeared in a video released on Marie Claire’s official YouTube channel on the 20th.

Moon Ga-young, who introduced the “Favorite 10 Items” in the video, said, “It may be a little strange to show,” adding, “They will be displayed on the data screen next to you.” The actress added, “I took a picture of my back today. I have my tattoo, and there was a discussion about whether it was a sticker or if I really did it,” she said.

Next, Moon Ga-young said, “It’s a tattoo that I actually did. I really like it.” She then explained, “Actually, it was my birth dream. My mother said she dreamed of an Archeopteryx with a lot of jewelry. This tattoo was done by designing a very beautiful Archeopteryx.”

She added, “I’m happy to take this opportunity to explain.”

Before that, Moon Ga-young appeared at ‘AAA Awards 2021’ last year and showed off her bare back in a pure white dress. At this time, a tattoo on her back was noticed and attracted attention. Since then, there has been a debate about the authenticity of the tattoo.

Recently, Nana, a singer and actor, drew attention by revealing tattoos all over her body in official appearances. As there was a heated debate about Nana tattoo, the agency said, “I ask for your understanding that it is difficult to answer because it is an artist’s private life.

In addition to Moon Ga-young and Nana, there are many female actors with tattoos on their bodies include Han So-hee, Kim Soyeon, Song Hye-kyo, Gong Hyo-jin, Han Ye-seul, Suzy, Lee El, Ko So-young, Go Ah-sung, Jeong Ryeo-won, Son Dam-bi, and Shin Min-ah.

Ga-young Moon debuted in 2006 with the movie ‘Teacher’s Grace’, and appeared in the tvN drama ‘Link: Eat, Love, Kill’, which aired in June. She was also loved by many viewers for her roles in ‘Descent of the Goddess’ and ‘The Man’s Memory’.

Source: wikitree