Jeong Jiwoo, the older sister of BTS’s J-Hope, is capturing attention not only for her stunning beauty but also for her impressive career as a CEO, influencer, and entrepreneur.
On March 7th, her appearance on MBC’s 'I Live Alone' brought her into the spotlight, revealing her flawless combination of looks, intelligence, and business success.
During the episode, J-Hope, who had traveled to Los Angeles for his solo album, was seen warmly greeting a mysterious woman at a restaurant. To the surprise of the other cast members, J-Hope introduced her as his older sister, Jeong Jiwoo, who is four years his senior.
Jeong Jiwoo effortlessly ordered food in fluent English, prompting the cast to express their admiration for her language skills. J-Hope explained that she had studied abroad when she was younger, shedding light on her international background.
Jeong Jiwoo is not only a popular influencer with 2.4 million subscribers but also the CEO of a fashion brand. After studying abroad, she started her own fashion business in Korea and has successfully built her brand around fashion and lifestyle content. Her entrepreneurial journey has caught the attention of many, as she continues to grow her influence and brand.
During their meal, J-Hope casually asked, “How’s your husband?” revealing that his sister is already married. Jeong Jiwoo tied the knot on May 5, 2021, and shared that she and her husband are planning to have children, further sparking curiosity among fans.
Fans quickly reacted with comments like, “J-Hope’s sister is already married?!” and “She’s beautiful, smart, and successful — truly perfect!”
Jeong Jiwoo, with her beauty, brains, and entrepreneurial prowess, continues to be a source of fascination. Her journey as a fashion CEO and influencer showcases her diverse talents and successful career path.
The sibling dynamic between J-Hope and Jeong Jiwoo, full of warmth and camaraderie, is one of the highlights of the 'I Live Alone' episode, where viewers can catch a glimpse of their heartwarming relationship.
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