Jiyeun and Bada Confirm Public Relationship

Actress Ji Ye-eun revealed her dating story with choreographer Bada. On the KBS CoolFM 'Park Myung-soo's Radio Show' on the 13th, Ji Ye-eun appeared and shared a candid and witty account of her relationship with Bada. When Park Myung-soo expressed surprise at her comfortably discussing her relationship on air, Ji Ye-eun replied, "What else can I do when asked? I can't hide it," and revealed her affection by saying, "​He's a really good person."

The catalyst for their relationship's development was the choreography work for Ji Ye-eun and Ji Seok-jin's project group 'Chungju Ji-ssi' song 'Milkshake.' Ji Ye-eun stated that she felt a "​something" developing from the moment Bada choreographed the song. When Park Myung-soo asked if it was because the song was good or because he liked Ji Ye-eun, she wittily replied, "​Both," eliciting laughter.

Ji Ye-eun proudly introduced Bada as "a talented choreographer who created Zico's 'New Bin' and Jennie's 'Lalisa'," expressing her admiration. She also revealed that Bada is a huge fan of 'Infinite Challenge,' watching it every time he eats and even collecting merchandise, which pleased Park Myung-soo. Notably, she added that Bada considers Haha and Park Myung-soo his favorites.

Ji Ye-eun and Bada officially confirmed their relationship last month, becoming an official celebrity couple. The two, who are both born in 1994 and the same age, reportedly met at a church they both attend regularly, developing from colleagues into a couple. They have recently been seen together at events like Children's Day celebrations, continuing their beautiful relationship.

Meanwhile, Ji Ye-eun has been active in various variety shows such as 'Running Man' and 'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2,' receiving love from viewers with her bright energy. She also recalled a painful past experience, sharing the psychological pressure and hardships she faced during her early days joining the 'SNL Korea' crew, admitting she sometimes cried in the bathroom, intimidated by the outstanding skills of her colleagues. She expressed deep respect for comedian Lee Su-ji, whom she cited as a senior who supported her during that time.