On the February 25 broadcast of SBS PowerFM’s “Cultwo Show”, singer Muzie appeared as a special DJ. During the show, a listener mentioned enjoying a cup of makgeolli with azalea petals after spring hiking. This prompted Muzie to share, “I go hiking a few times a year with Yoo Se Yoon, Song Ji Hyo, and Yang Se Hyung. Honestly, I don’t know if we go hiking or go to get completely drunk. By the time we come down, we’re so intoxicated that we can’t even come to our senses. It makes you wonder if we went there to exercise at all.”

Kim Tae Gyun chimed in, saying, “You feel refreshed after working out, so you come down and eat acorn jelly and drink.” Muzie agreed, saying, “That’s right. We go to the mountain to eat that.” Kim Tae Gyun added humorously, “If you eat that kind of food after hiking, you forget you even climbed the mountain,” drawing laughter in the studio.

Song Ji Hyo had previously confessed her love for alcohol in December last year through her personal channel. “Until two weeks ago, I drank five times a week,” she revealed. “There were times I held out without eating until 5 p.m. and replaced meals with side dishes and alcohol.” When the production staff asked if she had any intention of quitting drinking, she firmly responded, “No. Absolutely not.”

Her remarks sparked concern among fans, with comments such as, “It can be dangerous if you drink too much, so I hope she enjoys it in moderation,” and “It’s fine to drink, but health management is important.”

Song Ji Hyo debuted in 2001 as a magazine model and went on to build strong recognition through films like “Wishing Stairs” and hit dramas including “Princess Hours,” “Jumong,” and “Gyebaek.” She also gained immense popularity through the variety show “Running Man,” where her down-to-earth and easygoing personality won over audiences. Recently, she has been actively communicating with fans through her personal channel.

While her candid personality continues to charm viewers, her drinking habits have once again become a talking point, blending humor with genuine concern about health and balance.

Sources: Daum