Lyn's quirky habit: eating peaches in the bathroom

Singer Lyn brought laughter to viewers by revealing her unique daily routine of using the bathroom as her own personal relaxation space once again. She sat on the bathroom floor eating a peach barefoot and stayed there for a while watching videos of actor Heo Nam-jun, whom she has recently taken an interest in.

On the SBS show 'My Little Old Boy' broadcast on the 6th, Lyn revealed her daily life in her new home. On this day, Lyn naturally headed to the bathroom with a peach and settled on the floor in front of the toilet as if it were a familiar spot. Watching this, her mother sighed, saying, "She went there again," while Seo Jang-hoon could not hide his surprise, remarking, "She's eating in front of the toilet again instead of in front of the shower."

In particular, the sight of Lyn sitting barefoot on the bathroom floor eating a peach caught Seo Jang-hoon's attention. Seo added, "She's even barefoot," reacting with absurdity. However, for Lyn, this space seemed to hold a meaning entirely different from the common sense of others. Unfazed by the reactions around her, she enjoyed her own time, eating the peach and watching videos on her phone.

In fact, Lyn's 'love for the bathroom' is not a setting that appeared for the first time on this episode. In previous broadcasts, she also drew attention by spending considerable time in the bathroom with snacks and her phone, doing things like reading, knitting, and monitoring her stage performances. Later, on the radio, she explained her reason for seeking out the bathroom, suggesting that because it is the smallest space in the house, she actually feels more comfortable there.

This time, her companion for relaxation was a peach. While eating the fruit, Lyn searched for videos of actor Heo Nam-jun, whom she has recently been interested in. Watching Heo's acting in the drama 'My Royal Nemesis,' she marveled, "His vocalization is so good," and did not hide her fan heart by reacting to every line.

She also enjoyed unique 'virtual call' content using Heo's videos. When Heo in the video says, "Honey, are you coming?", Lyn would read prepared lines, continuing the conversation as if she were on a real call with a lover. Lyn showed a fluttering reaction to the other person's words, fully enjoying her solo time. It was also noteworthy that this was not an actual private call but video content used for the broadcast.

As Lyn's stay in the bathroom grew longer, the studio's attention naturally shifted there. However, for Lyn, the bathroom functions not just as a place to relieve herself, but as a personal space to temporarily escape external gazes to eat, watch videos, and organize her thoughts. Although it is a method quite different from the typical use of residential spaces, this unfamiliar lifestyle habit has become a part of Lyn's personality captured by 'My Little Old Boy.'

In this broadcast, a scene where Lyn converses with an AI was also revealed. While seeking help from the AI 'Sawol' to make kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi), she asked if the AI remembered past conversations she had had. When the AI mentioned past conversations regarding her music activities, fortune-telling, and divorce from her husband, Lyn was flustered and repeatedly shouted, "Hey, be quiet," causing the studio to burst into laughter at the unexpected response.

Lyn is a singer who has been loved by the public since the early 2000s for her unrivaled tone and emotional ballads. She has secured a wide fan base with songs such as 'I Loved You,' 'Back in Time,' and 'Teddy Bear,' and has consistently been active in the OST and concert fields based on her excellent singing ability and delicate emotional expression. While she has shown her presence as a deeply emotional vocalist on stage, she is showing another side by unhesitatingly revealing somewhat quirky and unadorned lifestyle habits on variety shows.

Ultimately, for Lyn, the bathroom is less of a 'strange place' and more like the smallest room where she can be alone. Her appearance, spending time eating peaches and watching videos of her favorite actor, differs from general lifestyle rules, but it directly shows her unique way of life that prioritizes her own comfort over the standards of others.

When Lyn, who had stayed in the bathroom for a long time, finally stood up to make kkakdugi, Seo expressed relief, saying, "She's finally coming out." Now, in 'My Little Old Boy,' Lyn's bathroom has moved beyond a simple happening to become a unique space that defines her character.