
Singer Seo In-young shares candid updates about her life on social media. Xportsnews, captured from her social media
Singer Seo In-young has drawn attention for her candid updates shared during a recent live broadcast on her social media account. The artist, who announced her divorce last November, appeared more relaxed and open as she spoke with fans about her current life.
During the livestream, fans noticed Seo had gained some weight. When one asked if she had her wisdom teeth removed, she laughed and replied, “No, I just gained weight. I’m not a pig, but yes, I put on some weight. I used to weigh 42 kilograms, but I’ve gained since then.”
She added, “I can always lose it again. Honestly, I liked being thin, but I feel more comfortable now. I’ve gained weight because I’ve been eating well — I spent money on good food, so I’ll just have to work hard to lose it again.”
Seo also revealed that she had previously lost 10 kilograms through a traditional Korean medicine diet but gained the weight back. “I lost 10 kilograms with herbal medicine, but I started eating whatever I wanted again, so I’m thinking about taking it again,” she said.

Singer Seo In-young / Captured from her social media
In another surprising admission, the singer revealed she had removed her nose implant. “I took everything out. My nose tip used to be very sharp — it became a problem. Now I can’t put anything in my nose anymore, so I had it all removed,” she said.
Known for her outspoken personality on variety shows, Seo once again displayed her trademark honesty in her conversation with fans. She also shared that she is currently preparing for a musical comeback with composer Yoon Il-sang. “I recorded a song with Yoon Il-sang. I really like it, but I’m still deciding when to release it — maybe after I lose some weight,” she said with a laugh.
Seo married a noncelebrity businessman in February 2023, but the couple divorced just seven months later. After years away from the spotlight, fans are watching closely to see if she can make a successful return to the music scene.
This article from Xportsnews is translated by a generative AI system and edited by The Korea Times.