Momoland's JooE Scared Of Fish; Finds Shelter In Co-member Park Na Rae
It seems that the members of Momoland are getting stronger than ever, as the South Korean girl group displays their group integrity once again. This time around, one member comforts another while she is experiencing one of her childhood phobias during an international tour.
The said member is none other than Lee Joo-won a.k.a. Momoland's JooE. The girl group recently went to Vladivostok, Russia for their international show and tour called Salty Tour. During this, Momoland visited attractions in the place, namely a waterpark brimming with impressive marine life forms. JooE appeared to be having fun with the dolphins and some of the big animals in the park.
However, she was no match for the aquarium and even stood frozen in fear during that part of the tour. This was due to JooE's fear of fish in the ocean which existed back when she was a child. Big marine animals did not bother her though, only small groups of fish for some reason. This even terrified her on the spot where she just went silent and motionless.
Luckily, Park Na Rae came to her rescue after noticing what was happening to JooE. She went to JooE herself and comforted her while walking her out of the aquarium. Park Na Rae even went as far a shielding JooE from some of the aquariums in their line of sight to protect JooE. After doing this, Park Na Rae claimed that she understood JooE's situation since she, too, has a phobia.
Regardless, JooE definitely found peace and assurance in Park Na Rae. The latter even joked around her so that she could recover from her phobia attack and feel better after the terrifying experience. JooE seemed to be alright after leaving the aquarium thanks to Park Na Rae's thoughtfulness.
Fans can expect a lot more dynamic from the Momoland members after the friendly and heartwarming display of camaraderie by Park Na Rae and JooE. Meanwhile, Momoland will continue their international tour where their next stop would beJapan, so fans should definitely stay tuned.