Video capture from YouTube channel ‘Chaejeongan TV’
Chae Jeong-an spent 10 million won on shopping in 30 minutes.
On the 22nd, actress Chae Jeong-an uploaded a video titled ‘Unboxing that burned 10 million won in 30 minutes’ on her YouTube channel ‘Chae Jeong-an TV’.
On this day, Chae Jeong-an opened up and said, “I recently went to Paris and was filled with beauty, but I actually felt like I was a little hungry psychologically, so I did something.”
Chae Jeong-an said, “Usually everyone goes to the bathhouse on New Year’s holidays. So I also washed my car. When I wash my car, it usually lasts 1 to 2 hours. In fact, I had to change the engine oil that day, so it actually lasted 4 hours. I did ballet and had lunch. “Even after eating, I still had an hour left. I was wondering where I could kill time nearby, and since I came back from Paris, I wanted to go to a select shop,” he recalled of that time.
Chae Jeong-an, who finished shopping in just 30 to 40 minutes, began unboxing, saying she would show off the items she purchased.
First, Chae Jeong-an introduced everything from a light blue cardigan in the 400,000 won range to a necklace with a black strap and a tray.
In particular, Chae Jeong-an revealed a luxury Chanel bag decorated with a gold and silver logo, saying, “I will reveal the highlights. Actually, I think something will happen if I wash my car twice.”
Chae Jeong-an, who revealed the bag with the explanation that the price accounts for more than half of the payment, said, “As soon as I saw this, I made a firm decision. My friend said this was the prettiest Chanel bag he had ever seen. So I gave this to myself as a gift this year and worked hard and passionately. “I will live,” he promised.
“When I spend this kind of money, I feel like I want to make up for it quickly. All I have to do is not overspend,” he said with a satisfied expression, adding, “Wouldn’t I at least make more money than the price of a Chanel bag?”
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