Wendy ignited a discussion about her looks, which garnered the interest of netizens. They have expressed their opinions on Wendy’s transformation, also drawing comparisons to her appearance during her debut days.
In a popular post titled “Wendy’s Transformation,”members of the community discussed a photo of Wendy posted on her Instagram. They commented on her significant change in appearance, with some remarking that she looked like an entirely different person. The original poster expressed nostalgia for Wendy’s previous look.
OP captioned, “I came across this photo on Wendy’s Instagram and she appears to have undergone a drastic transformation. I miss her previous sense of beauty and her old self.”
Comparing her appearance to that of Girls’ Generation Taeyeon, K-Netz noted that her vibrant energy seems to have diminished. See their remarks below:
“She has the same face as Taeyeon.”
“It used to feel like she was the bright and lively Korean student association president at a prestigious American university, but lately, that vibe is gone.”
“I personally found her pretty during Umpah Umpah.”
“I still find her pretty but she was gorgeous back then. All the comments were saying how pretty she was at her debut so I looked it up.”
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On a different platform, fans from around the world voiced their worries about her weight. Along with her physical appearance, they also noted that her fun personality seemed to have “altered”as time passed.
In the midst of this, a few fans came to Wendy’s defense against the sudden backlash on the internet, arguing that the photo was heavily edited. The image also sparked reactions from Luvies on X (Twitter).
“More than her face, I’m more worried about her weight. She’s been really skinny nowadays. That last picture is really cute though. I forgot how cute & refreshing her vibes were at debut.”
“Yeah. Even her personality changed. She was so goofy back then and now she gives kinda preppy vibes. I don’t know, but I miss her old personality.”
“She’s still pretty but has lost all her uniqueness. This picture is also very edited and she’s been looking scary thin lately, so I hope she’s well.”
“Just stop it already, it doesn’t hurt you, why should you be bothered that you start torturing others like this?”
“Don’t like it? Then don’t look. She’s working hard, diligently, that’s it, let her be, please.”
What truly matters is her ability to sing live live without loud ass pre-recorded backtrack. I blame a whole Kpop system that emphasizing unrealistic KBS for her body dysmorphia. In kpop industry, many idols focus more on plastic surgery than on improving their vocal skills. https://t.co/0wjA90uERS
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