• aespa's Winter spills the beans on her family's 'small appetite' gene: 'We can't even finish a whole chicken!'

    In a recent episode of the YouTube channel 'DdeunDdeun', aespa's Winter and Karina spilled some fun facts about their eating habits.

    Karina kicked off the conversation, confessing, "Ever since I was a kid, I've always had a big appetite." Winter, on the other hand, had a different tale to tell. "My family? We're not big eaters at all," she revealed.

    Winter explained, "They're not really into food. They eat just enough to fill their stomachs."

    She went on to share a story from her trainee days. "Once, I came home craving fish cake soup. But my mom only prepared one skewer for each of us," she said, leaving everyone in shock.

    Winter further added, "Even a whole chicken is too much for the four of us. And pizza? There's always some left over. Before I joined the company, I'd be full after just one or two slices and wouldn't eat any more."

    Karina lightened the mood with a witty remark, "If you get full, can't you just split it in half?" The room erupted in laughter at her comment.

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  • KARD’s BM Makes Huge Hollywood Debut in Netflix’s "Beef Season 2" — Fans Can’t Wait to See Him in Action

    KARD’s BM is officially making his Hollywood debut, and fans are going wild!

    On January 31, BM’s agency, DSP Media, shared the exciting news, saying, “BM will be appearing in Season 2 of the Netflix series Beef. Please send him lots of support and interest.”

    This marks a huge milestone for BM, as he steps into the world of Hollywood with his acting debut in Beef Season 2. He’ll be joining an all-star cast, including legendary actors like Youn Yuh-jung, Song Kang-ho, Carey Mulligan, and Oscar Isaac.

    Set in a luxurious country club owned by a Korean billionaire (played by Youn Yuh-jung), Season 2 of Beef will explore a shocking conflict between the boss and his wife, sparking unexpected drama.

    As this is BM’s first-ever acting role, fans are eagerly awaiting to see how he will bring his unique charm to the screen while balancing his career as both a K-pop idol and a solo artist. This opportunity is sure to boost his global presence even further!

    Season 1 of Beef, which aired in 2023, took the world by storm, winning multiple prestigious awards, including eight Emmy Awards, four Critics Choice Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, and more. With such a successful first season, expectations for Season 2 are sky-high!

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