Ji Ye-eun Moved to Tears by Fan's Support on 'Running Man' Amid Health Hiatus News

Actress Ji Ye-eun, who is temporarily halting her activities due to health concerns, recently had a touching moment re-surfaced from a past episode of 'Running Man'.

Her agency, CP Entertainment, confirmed that Ji Ye-eun plans to focus on her recovery starting this September. While specific treatment details remain undisclosed, reports suggest that various options, including potential surgery, are being considered.

Ji Ye-eun, who debuted in theater in 2017, gained widespread recognition through the Coupang Play series 'SNL Korea' and became a fixture on SBS's 'Running Man'. She has also showcased her presence in various other programs like Coupang Play's 'Office Workers' and Netflix's 'The Great Escape'.

In a particular episode aired on the 14th, during a mission to find a civilian named 'Yubin' to receive a slap from Kim Jong-kook, Ji Ye-eun was chosen as the representative. The civilian expressed heartfelt encouragement, saying, "I want to see you for a long, long time." Overwhelmed by the unexpected support, Ji Ye-eun was visibly moved to tears, a moment that deeply resonated with viewers.

With the recent news of her hiatus, the civilian's words of "wanting to see you for a long time" carry even more significance. Fans and colleagues alike are sending their well wishes for her swift recovery and successful return to the spotlight.

A graduate of the Korea National University of Arts with a degree in acting, Ji Ye-eun has demonstrated strong acting skills across theater, comedy, and variety shows. Her fearless comedic performances on 'SNL Korea' quickly propelled her to stardom. Her relatable and down-to-earth persona as a regular cast member on 'Running Man' also garnered significant affection from the public.