I Am SOLO 32nd-season Ok-sun’s Studio Says It Won’t Accept New Male Members
A booking notice at I Am SOLO 32nd-season Ok-sun’s Pilates studio says it does not offer trial classes or accept new male members. The reason for the policy is unknown; Ok-sun has said she and Gwang-su, a dentist she met on the show, have discussed marriage.
A booking notice at the Pilates studio run by Ok-sun of I Am SOLO’s 32nd season says the center does not offer trial classes and is not accepting new male members. The notice has drawn attention online, but Ok-sun has not publicly stated why the policy was adopted.
A post on an online community recently referred to the studio’s notice. Ok-sun runs the studio in central Seoul’s Jung District and works as a Pilates instructor. She is also said to teach Gyrotonic, an exercise that combines principles of dance, yoga and swimming.
The booking page states, “Trial classes are not offered” and “We are not accepting new male members.” The restriction has prompted questions, particularly given past remarks indicating that male clients of various ages had visited the studio. The specific reason for the policy remains unknown.
Some online speculation has linked the policy to increased private contact or attention after Ok-sun appeared on I Am SOLO, but there has been no official explanation to support that. The notice alone does not establish why the studio changed its policy.
Ok-sun appeared on the show’s 32nd season, where she and Gwang-su expressed interest in each other. They became a real-life couple after filming. Gwang-su is known as a dentist, and their relationship has continued beyond the show.
The couple have also discussed the possibility of marriage. Ok-sun said that she and Gwang-su had “also been talking about marriage,” describing their relationship as serious. Their relationship and the studio’s new notice have both drawn public attention.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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