SEVENTEEN’s 10-Year Bond Revealed on ‘Please Take Care of My Refrigerator’

On the upcoming episode of JTBC’s Please Take Care of My Refrigerator, airing Sunday, the 25th at 9 PM KST, fans are in for a treat as SEVENTEEN’s Hoshi and Woozi, along with Oh My Girl’s Mimi, open up their refrigerators—and their hearts. Celebrating a decade since debut, the idols share deep insights into their long-lasting friendship and behind-the-scenes secrets with a generous dose of humor and charisma.

In a touching moment, Hoshi reveals the secret to SEVENTEEN’s impeccable team chemistry: “We meet once a month, no exceptions. Each member takes turns hosting.” The tradition hints at the group’s deep-rooted camaraderie, drawing admiration across the industry.

Woozi follows up with a surprising detail: “We set the meeting date in advance, and anyone who skips pays a fine of 10 million won. Latecomers are charged 100,000 won per minute.” This rigorous rulebook, designed to uphold their commitment, underscores SEVENTEEN’s dedication to each other over the past 10 years.

This episode also shines a spotlight on the show’s incredible culinary talent. Renowned chef Kim Sohee, who previously captivated audiences as the ‘Girl Crush Sohee Unni,’ returns after flying in from Austria. Known as the ‘Queen of Viennese Cuisine,’ Kim is hoping to earn her second star during the heated cooking battle.

Adding to the excitement, rising Chinese cuisine chef Lim Taehoon makes his first appearance and doesn’t hold back. “Please Take Care of My Refrigerator was always my dream stage,” he says, pointing to veteran chef Jung Jiseon as the competitor he’s most eager to defeat. Jung’s reaction? A mix of shock and amusement. “In Chinese cuisine, it’s all about hierarchy—you don’t challenge your seniors.” But Lim confidently fires back, “In self-employment, I’m the senior,” setting the stage for a culinary face-off packed with pride and passion.

With fiery chef rivalries and heartwarming idol stories, this episode promises dramatic moments and unexpected laughter. Don’t miss JTBC’s Please Take Care of My Refrigerator on the 25th at 9 PM KST for an unforgettable mix of food, fame, and friendship.