Nam Gyu-ri Teases First Live Performance of New Song ‘Let's Love Like That’ part 2
Singer Nam Gyu-ri announced via Instagram that she will perform the first live stage for her new song ‘Let's Love Like That’ part 2 on the show…
According to media reports, singer Nam Gyu-ri released photos on her Instagram and wrote, “First live for Let's Love Like That part 2.” Nam Gyu-ri, who is active as a solo singer after releasing the digital album ‘Let's Love Like That’, teased the stage for her new song through the post.
The album consists of part 1 and part 2, which interpret the same melody with different atmospheres. Violinist KoN participated in part 2. Nam Gyu-ri continued her new song promotions by directly announcing that she is scheduled to present the first live stage for part 2 on ‘K Pop Up Chart Show’.
In the photo, Nam Gyu-ri looks at the camera with her long straight hair down and her chin resting on the back of her hand. She wore several layered necklaces with a black outfit, which featured voluminous sleeves covering her hands. Makeup emphasizing her eyes and glossy lip expression were also captured in the photo.
In another photo, she faces the front wearing a tight-fitting black top, necklaces of different lengths, and a sparkling choker. In the photo where she slightly tilts her head, her hair falling straight on both sides of her face, distinct eyes, and moist lips are captured. In the last photo, she looks to the side with sleeves made of sheer material and ruffle decorations covering both cheeks. In this composition, her nose bridge and jawline were prominent.
In the post, fans left reactions such as “Gyu-ri unnie really looks like the goddess Aphrodite,” “Simply light,” “So pretty,” “So cute,” “Simply gorgeous goddess Gyul-unnie,” and “I love it so much.” Nam Gyu-ri, born in 1984, is 42 years old and debuted in 2006.
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