Choi Yuri turns Sooyoung's stage visit into a bouquet-filled reunion

"I'm your biggest fan" Yuri visits Sooyoung's stage, proving their true friendship

Girls' Generation member Yuri revealed her 20-year friendship by visiting fellow member Sooyoung's stage performance.

Recently, Yuri shared updates on her SNS, showing her visit to the play 'The Merchant of Venice' currently being held at the Haeoreum Grand Theater of the National Theater of Korea in Jung-gu, Seoul. In the released photos, Yuri takes affectionate selfies with Sooyoung in the waiting room, showcasing the bond they have maintained since their debut in 2007.

Expressing her affection for Sooyoung, Yuri wrote, "I'm your biggest fan." Sooyoung also expressed her gratitude by sharing a photo of herself smiling brightly while holding the bouquet Yuri presented.

A flower for every actor... Showing respect to veteran actors Park Geun-hyung and Shin Gu

Yuri's thoughtful support did not stop with Sooyoung. She also showed special respect to veteran actors Park Geun-hyung and Shin Gu, who were present at the scene.

Through her SNS, Yuri expressed her admiration for the two actors, writing, "The best date day. I love you so much. I respect you." At the site, Yuri gifted flowers not only to Sooyoung but also to the other actors. Seeing this, Sooyoung shared her touched heart, writing, "A flower for every actor. Are you an angel?"

Sooyoung takes the stage in Shakespearean masterpiece 'The Merchant of Venice'

Sooyoung is currently continuing her career as an actress by appearing in the play 'The Merchant of Venice,' a reinterpretation of the Shakespearean classic.

The production opened on the 8th and will run at the National Theater of Korea's Haeoreum Grand Theater until August 9. After watching the performance, Yuri spared no praise for Sooyoung's acting, stating, "Watching a masterpiece in person. A party of brilliant acting."

The play 'The Merchant of Venice' is a work that poses heavy questions regarding law and justice, mercy and revenge, based on the premise of the 'pound of flesh' contract.