Returning to the Studio While Commenting, Jun Jin Takes Back To The Problem By Saying That It Takes Too Long To Internalize The Problem Leads To A Split.
Jun Jin Shinhwa shared his opinion about the recent conflict in his group involving Eric Mun and Kim Dong Wan. He expressed this in the episode "Same Bed, Different Dreams 2: You Are My Destiny" which aired last Monday (29/3).
At the event, Jun Jin and his wife celebrated the upcoming wedding of Shim Eun Jin Baby V.O.X with Andy Lee Shinhwa and Hwangbo Chakra. The four of them enjoyed the nineties vibe by dancing to a playlist including Baby V.O.X's "Killer" and Chakra's "Resentment".
They turned to a discussion where Shim Eun Jin explained how she decided to marry actor Jeon Seung Bin after a month of dating him. She said she was the first to come up with the idea of getting married, asking, "Do you want to live with me?"
Shim Eun Jin and Jun Jin have been close friends for a long time and the two are known to be good drinkers. When she heard that Jun Jin had switched to just drinking beer, Shim Eun Jin couldn't hide her surprise.
The four of them investigate a more personal matter when Shim Eun Jin describes Jun Jin as someone who keeps a lot to himself. She explains that she didn't tell him about her grandmother even after their long friendship.
To this, Jun Jin replied, “I think most of my members are like that” and went on to talk about the group's recent conflicts. Andy added that no matter how close the members are, they don't share things about their personal lives with each other.
Andy said, "Because things pile up, we lose time to talk." Jun Jin agreed with him, saying, "As we got older and got older, we started talking less."
Returning to the studio while commenting, Jun Jin brought up the matter again by saying that internalizing the problem took too long to cause a split. He confirmed that everything had been resolved and the members were closer than ever. He stated, "It feels like we have returned to the season of being newlyweds. I was reminded of how special the members were." (wk / dewi)
