Actress Shim Eun Woo, who ”ended a five-year hiatus,” visited Lee Hyo Ri's yoga studio

Actress Shim Eun Woo, who ended a five-year hiatus due to allegations of school violence, has recently been revealed to have visited a yoga center run by singer Lee Hyo Ri.
On the 4th, Lee Hyo Ri's yoga studio official SNS account posted a photo with emojis.
In the photo, Lee Hyo Ri is seen sitting in front of a large mirror, staring at the camera, exuding a uniquely free-spirited aura despite her unpretentious and calm appearance.
Shim Eun Woo herself also left a comment on the post.
"It's an unfamiliar atmosphere. It's good for concentrating on training," she said, expressing her impressions of visiting the yoga center. Lee Hyo Ri recently opened a yoga center in Seoul and is currently giving classes. Shim Eun Woo also spends a long time practicing yoga.
Shim Eun Woo gained attention through the TV series "The World of the Married" in 2020, but the following year, allegations of past school violence were raised.
At the time, Shim Eun Woo refuted the allegations of school violence, but apologized, saying, "I'm sorry if I hurt anyone with my immature words and actions." Some people believe that this does not mean that they are condoning school violence.
In 2023, Shim Eun Woo expressed her regret, saying, "The apology at the time was not an admission of school violence, but something that started with the assembly." As time passed, Shim Eun Woo's side
In March, the group announced that the investigation had revealed that the allegations were untrue. Shim and Eun Woo had reportedly trained their minds and bodies through yoga during the five-year hiatus from their activities.
On the 11th, she wrote on her SNS account, "I've been talking a lot about yoga recently and it's really fun. I'm grateful for the positive influence of Ananda (Lee Hyo Ri)." She added, "I've been practicing yoga for 11 years. I'm also
"Eight years. There were times when I was concentrating on practicing and times when I wasn't, but I just went with the flow and guided many people in their yoga practice in various spaces and in various forms, alongside my life as an actor."