Is it you? Soyou and Park Ha-sun were shocked to hear about their appearance in the video of deepfake sexual exploitation (Hidden Eye)
Dec 31, 2024
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MBC Everyone 'Hidden Eye', which aired on the 30th, dealt with deepfake crimes.
The number of victims of deepfake sex crimes is increasing recently, Pyo Chang-won said. "As a result of the investigation of overseas security companies, 53% of the victims are Koreans. 99% of the victims in the video were women."
In response, Soyou confessed that he was also a victim of a deepfake crime. Soyou "I'm actually a deepfake victim. Ten years ago? I think it was when there was no name for Deepfake. I watched the video saying, 'Is it you?' So I went into the site and I was so surprised. What's this?", he confessed.
Soyou "I didn't know this year, but the fans reported it. When I first saw the picture, there was no big impact. It doesn't make sense. But I kept feeling bad while watching the videos. That was when we filmed 'Hidden Eye'", he said, expressing regret.
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On the other hand, Soyou appeared on SBS 'Body Documentary -'Confession about' flesh' and confessed that she suffered from severe panic disorder from diet compulsion. Soyou collapsed on the road due to excessive dieting and was taken to the hospital, but she was so obsessed with diet that she even thought she would gain weight if she received fluids. However, there was a time when I gained the most weight since my debut, and I gained up to "56kg." I ate only four quail eggs, but taking out the yolk was almost all I had. I lost 8kg in just one month"I haven't taken it for nearly two months except for water, coffee, and medicine," he said, shocking.
In particular, Soyou thought about retiring after disbanding SISTAR. Being afraid of being alone made me obsessively when I was preparing for my first solo career, Soyou said, "I felt like people were cursing at me and I was so scared." "The hospital called me panic disorder, but at that time I had to hush-hush about getting prescribed medicine"He confessed. Soyou "I have a severe panic disorder, so when the symptoms came, I felt like I was going to throw up and my whole body was cringing. I couldn't even breathe, but I couldn't make a mistake in front of a few hundred people," he confessed.
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