July 28th marks Korea Day for the Los Angeles Dodgers, which is held in honor of the strong Korean culture in Los Angeles. South Korean natives Ryu Hyunjin and Choo Shinsoo, who play for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds, respectively, will both be in attendance at the baseball game.
Ryu Hyunjin previously met Girls’ Generation’s Tiffany when she threw the opening pitch at a Dodgers baseball game on May 6th.
Tickets for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds baseball game are available through online ticketing vendors such as StubHub and Ticketmaster.
Sunny reasserts the 'Girls' Generation diet' circulating online is false
On JTBC's 'Serial Shopping Family' on October 7, the rumors of Girls' Generation's diet came up once again.
The topic of maintaining their bodies came up on this episode and the question was asked, "How do Girls' Generation maintain their bodies?" MC Sunny responded, "There is so much stress and promotions, so we are unable to moderate our eating."
Park Ji Yoon stated, "Girls' Generation's diet, according to the internet, is three cherry tomatoes, broccoli, and stuff like that."
Previously, Girls' Generation have already refuted such rumors. Here, Sunny once again stated, "We've never eaten like that."
On JTBC's 'Serial Shopping Family' on October 7, the rumors of Girls' Generation's diet came up once again.
The topic of maintaining their bodies came up on this episode and the question was asked, "How do Girls' Generation maintain their bodies?" MC Sunny responded, "There is so much stress and promotions, so we are unable to moderate our eating."
Park Ji Yoon stated, "Girls' Generation's diet, according to the internet, is three cherry tomatoes, broccoli, and stuff like that."
Previously, Girls' Generation have already refuted such rumors. Here, Sunny once again stated, "We've never eaten like that."
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