You probably know Song Ji Hyo as the witty Running Man member who doesn’t seem to age.
Now, she’s going to be a boss lady soon.
The 42-year-old (can you believe that she’s over 40 years old?) recently revealed her plans to launch her own undergarment and perfume brands.
During an episode of the SBS variety show My Little Old Boy, Song Ji Hyo shared details about her upcoming business ventures. She explained, “I am preparing to launch an undergarment business and a perfume business. The products will launch soon.”
The actress consulted with fellow Running Man cast member Yoo Jae Suk for advice on starting her own business.
Song Ji Hyo mentioned that she has been working on these projects for the past two years, carefully planning and developing the products.
When asked about the perfume, Song Ji Hyo humorously (and blankly, of course) remarked, “The perfume smells good,” drawing laughter from the show’s hosts and guests.
Specific details about the undergarment and perfume brands, such as their names, target demographics, and launch dates, have not been disclosed yet.
Song Jihyo, The Ace
Song Ji Hyo, whose real name is Cheon Soo-yeon, is a popular South Korean actress and model. She has been a regular cast member on Running Man since 2010, starting from episode 6.
Lest you’re unaware (or have forgotten), Running Man is a long-running and highly successful South Korean variety show that first aired in 2010. The show features cast members completing missions and playing games at various locations to win races.
On Running Man, Song Ji Hyo gained the nicknames “Ace Ji Hyo” for her ability to accomplish difficult missions and “Blank Ji Hyo” for her signature expressionless look.
The Running Man cast was in Singapore in November last year, and filmed at various locations over a weekend. This was the first time the show has actually filmed episodes in Singapore, and the two episodes were done in collaboration with the Singapore Tourism Board.
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