Koyote's Shin Ji Shares Ultra-Slim Look at 42 Kilograms

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Shinji/Captured from Instagram
Shinji/Captured from Instagram - Seoul Economic Daily 연예,연예,연예가화제 News from South Korea
Shinji/Captured from Instagram

Shin Ji of the K-pop group Koyote has drawn attention with photos showing her strikingly slim frame.

The singer posted the images on her Instagram on the 6th with the caption "Leaving for Goesan."

In the photos, Shin Ji is dressed in a shirt paired with a red sleeveless top, flashing a V sign at the camera.

Her lean figure and slender face stood out in particular. Shin Ji recently drew attention after revealing that she weighs 42 kilograms.

Shin Ji married singer Moon Won, who is seven years her junior, in a wedding ceremony in May. The couple first met in 2024 as DJ and guest on MBC Standard FM's "Lee Yoon-seok and Shin Ji's Single Bungle Show," and became romantically involved later that year.

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