A popular reality dating show star confessed to being traumatized after her residence was exposed.
On July 16th, a video was uploaded on the YouTube channel maintained by Single’s Inferno 5 cast member Kim Min Ji (also known as Kim Min Gee.)
In the video, certified real estate agent and Single’s Inferno 3 cast member Son Won Ik appeared to help Kim Min Ji prepare for her move.
He explained, “I recently watched Min Ji’s video and saw something unpleasant happen. So, as a licensed real estate agent, I wanted to offer some help and that’s why I appeared.”
Previously, Kim Min Ji had shared updates about moving after her home address was revealed in a video uploaded last month. At the time, she said, “When my unnie was scouting around, she heard that ‘athlete Kim Min Ji lives nearby.’ She checked real estate apps and saw a listing from a different agency for the same officetel building that said ‘same house as Single’s Inferno‘s Kim Min Ji.’ So my residence was exposed. It gave me chills.” She then took measures through a lawyer to get the post removed.
However, the next day, the recycling area near her home caught fire, leaving her unable to enter the house. She recounted, “Some residents came down, and a man stared intently at me. I think he recognized me. He suddenly raised his camera toward me. As soon as he raised it, I ran off. At first, I thought I was just being paranoid, but then he raised his phone again in my direction.”
She continued, “They said it was okay to go in, so I entered, but he followed me. We didn’t take the elevator together. He was checking which floor I get off on, so my friend and I pressed random floors and got off well before, then took the stairs up. I’m the only one living on my floor. There are no CCTVs in the hallways. I’m really scared. Who’s protecting me? I feel really shaken.”
Meanwhile, with Son Won Ik’s help, she began looking for a new place to move. When asked about her top priority for moving, she answered, “Safety, security,” and added, “Help me, I’m really scared to enter my home,” revealing her trauma.
Son Won Ik responded, “But this is probably especially true for women,” and then asked, “What’s second priority?” Kim Min Ji replied, “Parking.” When he asked, “There are mechanical and self-parking types?” she said, “I’m often late, so mechanical parking feels frustrating.”
Son Won Ik advised, “Then self-parking would be the priority. When I talk to clients, I think it’s important to decide what to give up first rather than just prioritizing. As you decide what to sacrifice, priorities naturally form.” He mentioned “view, surrounding infrastructure, parking, community,” and teased Kim Min Ji, who didn’t want to give any of these up, “So you want to have it all?”
Kim Min Ji admitted, “It’s difficult,” but added, “I don’t need community. I don’t need a view. I actually live with curtains drawn. I prefer lower floors to high floors. I’m not going to just chase romance anymore. I want something truly safe and to consider everything. I’m done ignoring cost. If I think I can work hard, then I’ll move in,” revealing a changed perspective.