SM Entertainment Updates Fans On Girls’ Generation Yuri’s Health Amidst COVID-19 Scare!
As of writing this article, yesterday on the 25th of November, Girls' Generation's very own Yuri was not present at the press conference for her new MBC audition program entitled "My Teen Girl" after it was revealed that she was in contact with a person who has been diagnosed with COVID-19.
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Notably, "My Teen Girl" is a new audition program under MBC that features 83 high school students who want to become K-pop idols. Girls' Generation's Yuri is confirmed as one of the mentors on the program, alongside (G)I-DLE's Jeon Soyeon, Aiki of "Street Woman Fighter," and Fin.K.L's Ock Joo Hyun.
The upcoming MBC program premieres on the 28th of November at 8:20 p.m. and will be available with subtitles on Viki!
To follow the COVID-19 protocols, Girls' Generation's Yuri immediately followed up with a test to find out if she had contracted the COVID-19 virus, remaining in self-quarantine while waiting for the results of her tests.
Just recently, it was confirmed by her agency, SM Entertainment, that Girls' Generation's Yuri has gone on to test negative for COVID-19.
Today on the 26th of November, SM Entertainment has gone on to officially update fans on Girls' Generation's Yuri's status by announcing, "Kwon Yuri's PCR test results for COVID-19 came back negative."
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Furthermore, SM Entertainment also revealed that Girls' Generation's Yuri would be returning to do her slated activities as per her original schedule.
Fans are now happy that Girls' Generation's Yuri is safe and negative of COVID-19!
Stay tuned for more news and updates regarding your favorite K-pop artists!
