Tiffany discusses solo career on "Radio Star," shares struggles and aspirations from Girls' Generation days to present.
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Tiffany of Girls' Generation talked about her future activities as a solo singer. Today (15th), Kim Do Hyung, Kim Nam Hee, Tiffany, and Che Je Rim will appear on MBC's "Radio Star" in a special feature titled "Actor Jewelry Box." Tiffany played the role of Rachel supporting Chin Do Joon (Song Joong Ki) in her drama debut work "The Heir of a Chaebol" last year and was active. In her second work, the Disney+ original series "Uncle Samchik," she co-starred with Song Kang Ho, Pyun Yohan, and others. Tiffany said, "My debut work was very popular and had high ratings, so the members of Girls' Generation were worried and asked me, 'What will you do for your next work?'" In 2022, celebrating her 15th debut anniversary, she said, "When Girls' Generation debuted, there were many members, and I spent a shorter time as a trainee than other members, so it seemed like I couldn't debut. Thanks to Lee Soo Man, who was the representative of SM Entertainment at the time, I was able to join." She also said, "I was selected as a member of Girls' Generation because of my greatest strength, 'this.'" However, she confessed that her worry caused by "this" was that she became too absorbed in watching the movie "Joker," arousing curiosity about what this strength is. She also revealed her feelings, saying, "I felt lonely while practicing at the SM building in Seongsudong after moving from Cheongdam-dong for Girls' Generation activities." In 2016, she was active as a project group Unnies through the variety show "Sister's Slam Dunk" and received direction from Unnies' producer Park Jin Young, comparing the direction of SM and JYP with realistic expressions and movements. She continued, "If I release a solo album, I want to receive songs from JYP," sending a love call. The same program will be broadcast in Korea today (15th) at 10:30 PM.
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