On October 3, Eyes Magazine shared a new video of Go Hyun Jung on its official social media account, writing, “Hyun Jung unnie looks absolutely gorgeous today. Go Hyun Jung arriving at the Valentino show. She was so beautiful that we filmed her with our hands over our mouths in amazement.”
In the video, Go Hyun Jung wore a softly draped mini dress in a delicate shade of pink. The outfit featured a large floral embellishment on one side of the skirt, accompanied by a long ribbon detail.
She completed the look with sheer floral-patterned tights and burgundy strappy high heels decorated with studs, adding a bold accent to the outfit. The bright and elegant styling drew attention alongside her appearance.

However, what particularly caught netizens’ attention that day was Go Hyun Jung’s very slim legs. While posing for reporters, she appeared to briefly lose her balance in her high heels before quickly steadying herself.
Netizens subsequently expressed concern, leaving comments such as, “She’s so thin,” “Please stay healthy,” “If she looks this thin on camera, she must be incredibly slim in person,” “It’s surprising she can even walk,” and “I hope she gets better soon.”
Go Hyun Jung previously spoke candidly about her health struggles when she appeared on Davichi member Kang Min Kyung’s YouTube channel in May.

At the time, Go Hyun Jung revealed, “In 2020, I underwent a major emergency surgery. They had to suture the area connecting my duodenum and pancreas. I also have problems with my stomach, so it’s complicated. Then in 2024, several things caused me an enormous amount of stress, and I collapsed again.”
She also explained that she had lost considerable energy following the surgery, saying, “Even with gimbap, which I love, I can only eat two or three pieces.” She added that she was “so scared something might happen after eating,” prompting concern from viewers.
More recently, however, Go Hyun Jung has been seen enjoying desserts and showing signs that she is gradually feeling better, helping ease some of her fans’ concerns.
Sources: Naver


