Former LOONA Member Yeojin Sparks Concern After Revealing Her Weight Is Only 33 Kg, Netizens Worry About Her Health Condition

Former LOONA Yeojin (Doc. Ist)

SecondUpdate.com - The South Korean entertainment industry is well known for its extremely high appearance standards, especially for K-Pop idols.

Many artists are willing to follow strict diets to maintain an ideal body image in front of the public. However, behind their perfect appearance, extreme dieting methods often raise concerns among fans.

Recently, former LOONA0 member Yeojin became the center of public attention after uploading a photo of her weight scale on her personal Instagram Story.

In the upload, Yeojin showed a body weight of around 33 kilograms. With a height of approximately 150 cm, many netizens considered the number extremely low and far below the ideal category.

The post immediately sparked reactions from fans. Many admitted they were worried about the idol’s health condition.

Others argued that sharing such an extreme body weight on social media could have a negative influence, especially on young followers who may feel insecure about their own body shape.

The debate surrounding body standards in the K-Pop industry resurfaced after the post went viral. Many netizens believe female idols are under immense pressure to stay thin in order to meet the entertainment industry’s expectations.

This is also not the first time Yeojin has drawn attention regarding her weight. A few years ago, she revealed that she maintained her slim figure by drastically reducing her food intake.

At the time, the statement also received criticism because it was considered to promote unhealthy dieting habits.

The phenomenon of extreme dieting among K-Pop idols has frequently become a public discussion. On one hand, work demands require artists to maintain their appearance.

On the other hand, many fans hope idols will prioritize their physical and mental health rather than chasing certain body standards.

Now, many fans hope Yeojin can take good care of her health and not feel overly pressured by the beauty standards that exist in the South Korean entertainment industry.