Kwon Eun Bi, known as the "Waterbomb Goddess" and a building owner worth 2.4 billion won, has officially opened her very own café!

Her close friends, Apink’s Namjoo and actor Song Geon Hee, stopped by to celebrate—but things took a hilarious turn!

On February 8, the YouTube channel Namjoo's Three Meals uploaded a video titled "Congratulations on Kwon Eun Bi’s Café Opening! Best Friends Gather with Song Geon Hee".

Namjoo proudly introduced the café, saying, “This is Kwon Eun Bi’s café. I’m the first one to visit the space she decorated herself.”

Kwon Eun Bi couldn’t hide her excitement when Namjoo jokingly called her “boss” and showed off the café’s cozy chairs and delicious desserts.

Later, actor Song Geon Hee, who gained popularity through Lovely Runner, also joined. Namjoo playfully teased him, saying, “This is your first time on my channel since you became super successful. How do you feel?”

Song Geon Hee humbly responded, “I wouldn’t say it was a huge success,” but then jokingly added, “I’m going to take over this café now. It’s mine.”

However, the real laughter came when Namjoo asked for coffee. Instead of serving her, Kwon Eun Bi playfully refused, saying, “We’re closed. I already cleaned up.” Fans couldn’t stop laughing at the unexpected “service” from the café’s new owner!

Despite all the teasing, the trio had a great time promoting the café’s menu. Meanwhile, Kwon Eun Bi made headlines last year for purchasing a three-story building in Seoul’s Seongdong-gu Songjeong-dong café district for 2.4 billion won in March 2024. Her new business venture is already off to a fun and successful start!

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Park Bo Gum had an emotional moment on air during the recording of The Seasons - Park Bo Gum's Cantabile.

On April 18, the KBS 2TV music talk show featured musical actors Cha Ji Yeon and Park Eun Tae. During the show, Park Bo Gum asked Cha Ji Yeon to perform a song from the popular musical Seopyeonje.

Cha Ji Yeon responded by singing "Shimcheongga" live, and the powerful performance moved Park Bo Gum to tears.

While trying to hold back, he jokingly said, "My eyes are just dry," but the emotion was clear in his voice as he added, "It’s an honor."

Park Bo Gum shared how hearing the song brought back memories of when he was a student and had the chance to experience the performance up close.

He continued, “Your voice has power, and it’s like a precious gem that no one else can replace.”

The rare moment of vulnerability led to a temporary pause in the show, as the emotional atmosphere took over the set. Fans were moved by his genuine reaction, highlighting his deep appreciation for the arts.

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