JABAR EKSPRES – Wendy Red Velvet will be stepping down from her position as SBS Power FM’s Youngstreet radio DJ.
In its official statement, SBS also explained that it has not yet decided who will replace her.
Wendy decided to resign from her job because she considered her future schedule as Red Velvet personnel which would most likely interfere with the broadcast schedule.
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The owner of the name Son Wendy started the DJ position on the radio show in July 2021 and left the show just before the two-year anniversary.
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Wendy decided to resign from her job because she considered her future schedule as Red Velvet personnel which would most likely interfere with the broadcast schedule.
The owner of the name Son Wendy started the DJ position on the radio show in July 2021 and left the show just before the two-year career celebration.
Among them are Woodz, KAI EXO, legendary actor Heo Sung Tae, Somi, BamBam, aespa, BTOB, MONSTA X, SEVENTEEN Hoshi, Seungkwan, and DK, Red Velvet, and many more.
When inviting BamBam to the show, Wendy actually blushed. At that time, the GOT7 personnel teased Wendy with some of her best flirts.
In the viral clip, BamBam asks Wendy what the English of the word “love” is.
“Sister, what is the English 사랑 (Nest = LOVE)” asked BamBam.
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Then, Wendy answered the phrase “Love”. BamBam then asked how to spell it.
“Starting with?” Wendy answered “L.”
BamBam then asked again, “Ending with?” and Wendy said, “E”.
However, that was not the answer BamBam needed, the man born in 1997 corrected it with, “U”, which means “love ends with you” to make Wendy scream.
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