Tiffany explains her comments on Yuna's 'center disease' and reveals that Sooyoung is the one truly affected by it in Girls' Generation.
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Tiffany from Girls' Generation clarified her 'center disease' remarks about Yuna and revealed which member truly has it. Recently, on the YouTube channel 'BOOGLEBOOGLE,' a video titled 'Facing Each Other: The First 'Hidden in My Bag' Showdown Between Two... An Unexpected 'Devilish Chemistry Story' (Compatibility with Each Other)' was released. On this day, Tiffany stated, 'If Ahn Bo-hyun is the 'example of masculinity,' then Yuna is the 'example of a girl group.' Before we get started, I want to say a word about the 'original center.' Yuna shared, 'When I appear on the show, I often get asked, 'Are you okay not being the center?' It seems Tiffany said, 'It would be tough if you're not the center.' I completely deny that. I've talked about this with the members.' In response, Tiffany revealed, 'The born center is Yuna, but actually, among the Girls' Generation members, the one who truly has 'center disease' is Sooyoung. She desperately wants to be the center. She admits it herself,' which drew laughter. She continued, 'I was wrong. I admit to the provocative article headline. Yuna does not have center disease.'
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