Yoon Eun Hye Talks About Former TV "Lover" Kim Jong Kook And What She Likes About Him

Yoon Eun Hye is exciting early 2000’s fans with the mention of her former love-line partner, Kim Jong Kook.

The former girl group member recently went on SBS Love FM‘s Heo Ji Woong Show, where she talked about a variety of different topics. The DJ of the radio show, Heo Ji Woong asked Yoon Eun Hye about her debut at 16-years-old and the hardships she endured during the time.

Yoon Eun Hye on “Heo Ji Woong Show” | *SBS Love FM*

That was the first time I ever experienced real life. It was also the first time I did things with unfamiliar people. Surprisingly enough, I endured it well. I would cry by myself and break down by myself.

— Yoon Eun Hye

The former Baby V.O.X member also talked about her life as an actress and the criticisms she received, especially during her production, Princess Hours.

I was known as the ‘strong and mighty girl’ so people at the time didn’t understand why I was portraying a princess. I thought being strong was a bad thing.

— Yoon Eun Hye

The 36-year-old actress has been thriving as a single woman, but with that said, the inevitable topic of her ideal type was brought up during her time on the radio program.

I want someone who has similar values and perspectives as me. I am timid so I would like someone who is fun and can lead me. If my future husband likes Korean and non-Korean food, I can cook both for him.

— Yoon Eun Hye

Heo Ji Woong naturally followed up by asking Yoon Eun Hye about her former love-line with Kim Jong Kook during their X-Man times, to which she had the sweetest things to say about the Turbo member.

Yoon Eun Hye with Kim Jong Kook on “X-Man” | *SBS*

I think he’s such a cool person. It’s been 9 years since I stopped drinking alcohol. Kim Jong Kook doesn’t drink alcohol or smoke cigarettes. He’s so diligent about his self-care. I like people like that.

— Yoon Eun Hye

Yoon Eun Hye and Kim Jong Kook were previously put into a “love-line” during their time together on X-Man. The two of them shared a similar strong and mighty image, leading to their onscreen “relationship.” Their television pairing eventually became so iconic, that their faux love story began expanding outside of the X-Man and into other shows. This fake onscreen relationship became so well-loved and popular, that the two eventually got embroiled in a real dating scandal.