On MBC FM4U’s midday radio program “Hope Song at Noon with Kim Shin-young” Wednesday, rising K-pop girl group KiiiKiii member Ki-ya offered a heartfelt glimpse into her personal evolution, delighting fans with an unexpected moment of self-reflection.
KiiiKiii Members Ki-ya
The conversation sparked when host Kim Shin-young showed photos of the group’s members, prompting light-hearted banter about their childhood personalities and dynamics. Ki-ya playfully recounted her reputation as the “easiest child to raise,” noting that family members and relatives often remarked on her easygoing nature during her youth.
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However, fellow member Ji-yu chimed in with a humorous counterpoint, suggesting that Ki-ya’s “total sum rule” a playful reference to personality quirks indicates her parenting experience has proven more challenging than anticipated.
The tone shifted from playful to poignant when Ji-yu shared that Ki-ya’s handwriting has recently transformed becoming neater and more refined as she matured. “Seeing your handwriting change like that just made me tear up,” Ki-ya said, visibly moved.
Member I-sol echoed the sentiment, observing that improved handwriting often reflects inner growth a point Ki-ya acknowledged with sincerity. “I really feel like I’ve grown upinside,” she said, capturing a sincere and relatable moment that resonated with listeners.
KiiKiii’s appearance comes amid promotional activities for their recently released mini-2nd album, marking a pivotal period in the group’s expanding career. As the members balance music promotions with media engagements, their candid radio exchange offered fans an intimate look beyond the stage — humanizing K-pop idols as individuals navigating growth and self-reflection.
