Stephanie, who debuted in 2005 as a member of CSJH The Grace, will appear on the upcoming episode of 'Ask Us Anything Fortune Tellers'.
The episode will feature Stephanie, who is widely recognized as one of the most skilled dancers among idols.
Although she gained widespread popularity just two years after debuting with The Grace, Stephanie was forced to halt activities four years into her career due to an injury. She later moved to the United States for rehabilitation, joined a ballet company and is currently preparing for a nationwide tour.
During the episode, Stephanie shares a lingering concern that has weighed heavily on her over time. She reveals that hearing people say, “You’re good at everything, so why didn’t you become more successful?” eventually became a deep personal worry, which led her to seek advice on the show.
Host Lee Soo Geun reacts with surprise, asking, “What do you mean things didn’t go well? Did you just earn less money?” He even jokingly remarks that Stephanie might be “too satisfied,” prompting laughter during the conversation.
Stephanie responds by explaining that she pours her heart and soul into every performance, yet sometimes hears comments questioning why she has never won on 'Immortal Songs'.
Both hosts appear surprised by her concern. Seo Jang Hoon points out that appearing on 'Immortal Songs' itself is proof of success, adding that someone who had truly failed would not still be active after 21 years.
He later tells Stephanie that her worries likely come from her strong desire to perform well, noting that sustaining a long career is also a remarkable achievement. Lee Soo Geun echoes the sentiment, encouraging her by saying that many people recognize her hard work and talent.
The episode will also touch on the latest updates regarding Stephanie’s rumored relationship with former Baltimore Major League Baseball star Brady Anderson, which previously drew attention due to their 23 year age gap.
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