全烋星收入第一，「內衣廣告之後變成了Secret內部收入第一」

李SEUL

2013年5月15日上午2:37

全烋星透露了Secret內部的收入排名。

14日播出的KBS 2TV「1對100」節目中，Secret成員全烋星出演並回答了100個提問。

當天的節目中，當全烋星被問到Secret內部的收入排名時，她回答說「內衣廣告之後，我成了收入最高的。應該是有了內衣廣告的收入才變第一的」。

接著全烋星又說道「原來是成員宋枝恩收入第一的，但是我拍了內衣廣告之後，變成了我第一」。

她還透露說「隊內收入我是第一，宋枝恩是第二，個人活動比較多的韓善伙是第三。鄭荷娜因為剛剛開始作曲，所以暫時排在第四位」誠實地公開了收入排名。

對此網友們紛紛評論說「韓善伙只有排第三好意外」「全烋星居然憑內衣廣告就能排第一」「之前就一直很好奇Secret隊內的收入排名」「全烋星好誠實」等。

另外當天的節目中，全烋星還爆料說自己的身材在Secret中也排第一，吸引了觀眾的注意。

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