近日，某線上社區公開了標題為「太漂亮了，衝擊性的潤娥畢業照」的多張照片。
該照片是潤娥的高中畢業照，據悉是照片修飾前的全身照。
特別是照片中，潤娥雖然未經過任何照片修飾，但毫無瑕疵的皮膚，一展完美美貌，牢牢抓住大家的視線。
對此，網友們紛紛表示「好像不是現實中的人一樣」，「第一次看到這麼大的版本」，「潤娥最高，無人能及」等。
另外，潤娥所在的少女時代為出席SBS K POP SUPER演唱會出發前往LA。
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