Ok Joo-hyun Hilariously Reacts to Junior Lee Ji-hye's Candid Remarks on 'Four-Person Table'

Musical theater star Ok Joo-hyun appeared on Channel A's variety show 'Four-Person Table,' sharing a humorous episode involving her junior colleague.

During the broadcast, fellow musical actress Lee Ji-hye confessed that she initially found Ok Joo-hyun intimidating and didn't want to get close to her. However, Ok Joo-hyun revealed that she was impressed by Lee Ji-hye's talent, discovering they had many similarities.

Ok Joo-hyun recalled her days in the group Fin.K.L., admitting she struggled with facial expressions and was often caught looking tired or bored on camera. She noted that Lee Ji-hye shared a similar tendency. Ok Joo-hyun recounted a story of "tough love" where she showed Lee Ji-hye photos to help her avoid repeating her mistakes, eliciting laughter from the cast.

Lee Ji-hye likened Ok Joo-hyun's advice to "motherly nagging" but playfully added that she "must listen to Ok Joo-hyun's nagging." This exchange led MC Tei to humorously compare Ok Joo-hyun to a "tiger without claws" and Lee Ji-hye to a "rabbit with powerful kicks," causing everyone to burst into laughter.

Ok Joo-hyun debuted in 1998 as the main vocalist of the girl group Fin.K.L., achieving immense popularity. She later transitioned to musical theater, starring in major productions like 'The Phantom of the Opera,' 'Elizabeth,' and 'Rebecca,' earning her the title 'Musical Queen.' Ok Joo-hyun is recognized as a leading actress in the Korean musical industry for her exceptional vocal skills and nuanced performances.