Who did Yoo Jin, Yang Hyun Suk’s daughter, pick as YG’s coolest guy?
[OSEN=손남원 기자] YG Entertainment’s founder Yang Hyun Suk aroused much attention when his wife Lee Eun Joo and daughter Yang Yoo Jin appeared on a television program for the first time. The mother and daughter made an appearance on ‘WHO IS NEXT: WIN’, YG’s survival program to determine the formation of a new boy group. Their matching outfits of white shirts showed the viewers their trendy fashion sense.
Yang Hyun Suk is known in the entertainment world for his love toward his little daughter. YG-related personnel said that despite having piles of work that keep him at his office until late at night, he goes home early in the morning to see his daughter.
The episode where his wife and daughter appeared was one that was aired on Sept 20, when TAEYANG and G-DRAGON went against each other as team mentors. It was as though the 4-year-old Yoo Jin inherited her father’s iconic ‘hat fashion’, as she was dressed in a cute black hat and matching-color shorts.
Yang’s wife, who has not made an appearance on television in a while, aroused attention with her beauty once again. Her trendy outfit of leopard print pants and a clutch won high praises from the public. The mother and daughter were captured visiting G-DRAGON’s concert. At the entrance, Eun Joo whispered into her daughter’s ear, “Who is the coolest?” making the viewers curious to know who she picked.
The little Yoo Jin has already met with the members of Teams A and B on ‘WIN’, the program that will determine the formation of YG’s first boy group in 8 years. Apparently she already made it clear to her parents that “someone” from “which” team is the best. All eyes are on the little girl to see who she picked.
‘WIN’ is a real survival program that divides YG’s 11 trainees into Teams A and B for an extremely fierce battle. For 10 weeks, the two teams will be put in 3 battles, and the winning team will be making a debut straight away as a boy group under the name ‘WINNER’. This will be YG’s first boy group in 8 years.
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