Forestella's Ko Woo-rim Reveals Wife Kim Yuna's Nickname Was 'Carrot,' Surprising Members
Forestella member Ko Woo-rim is drawing attention for revealing his wife Kim Yuna's special nickname from their dating days.
In the upcoming episode of KBS 2TV's 'The Seasons: Restaurant' (tentatively titled 'Pyeonstorang'), airing on November 14th, the youngest member of Forestella, Ko Woo-rim, invites members Bae Doo-hoon, Kang Hyung-ho, and Cho Min-kyu to his home for a special course meal.
During the show, Ko Woo-rim skillfully showcased his culinary talents, with the members, dressed in tuxedos, marveling at his cooking. The members also praised Kim Yuna's excellent cooking skills, further piquing curiosity.
When the conversation turned to how Ko Woo-rim and Kim Yuna met, member Cho Min-kyu recalled his role as the matchmaker for the couple. Ko Woo-rim expressed his gratitude, mentioning that his relationship with Kim Yuna began during a meal with Cho Min-kyu.
The members then revealed that Kim Yuna's nickname, kept secret during their three-year relationship, was 'Carrot,' much to everyone's surprise. Ko Woo-rim added that the members still call her 'Carrot' to this day, eliciting laughter.
Meanwhile, with three of the four Forestella members now married, it was also revealed that the wives of the members share an unexpected commonality, promising more fun for the viewers.
Additionally, Ko Woo-rim will share Kim Yuna's favorite Forestella performance – a song they sang at the ice show where they first met and also performed as a congratulatory song at their wedding. Viewers are eager to find out what Ko Woo-rim's top pick performance is, according to Kim Yuna, and the story behind the nickname 'Carrot.'
'The Seasons: Restaurant' airs every Friday at 8:30 PM on KBS 2TV.
Netizens reacted enthusiastically, commenting things like 'Kim Yuna's nickname 'Carrot' is so cute!' and 'Ko Woo-rim looks so cool cooking.' Many expressed their anticipation for the broadcast, highlighting the good friendship among the Forestella members.