Tzuyu's sore throat impacts TWICE VS show
It’s always a bit of a spectacle when the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show rolls around, isn't it? This year, it felt like there was a lot more buzz than usual, with a fresh vibe and a lot of familiar faces returning to the runway, alongside some exciting newcomers. You had Gigi Hadid sharing how her mornings look so different now, juggling her career with motherhood, and Angel Reese, who literally manifested her dream of walking in the show. It’s that kind of human element that makes these events so captivating, seeing the dedication and personal journeys behind the glamour.
And speaking of moments that get people talking, the musical performances always bring their own kind of energy. This year, K-pop group TWICE took the stage, and while their visuals were certainly striking, their live vocals became a point of discussion online. As reported by The Express Tribune, some viewers felt the singing didn't quite hit the mark, with a few comments even suggesting it distracted from the models. It’s a tough balance to strike when you’re performing on such a massive stage, especially with so many eyes on you.
One of the members, Tzuyu, even addressed the situation directly with fans, sharing on Bubble that she'd been struggling with a sore throat that worsened after arriving in New York. She explained how she tried remedies, but her voice was too hoarse for the main performance. It’s a stark reminder that even these incredible performers are human, dealing with things like illness, and it certainly makes you wonder about the pressures they face. Seeing the support from fans for Tzuyu and the group, hoping they prioritize their health, is a really heartwarming aspect of all this.
Beyond the performances, it was also inspiring to see Jasmine Tookes commanding the runway, proudly showcasing her baby bump as she opened the show. It’s a powerful statement, isn't it? A testament to the evolving beauty standards and the celebration of women in all stages of their lives. With so many different narratives playing out, from the seasoned models to the rising stars, and the personal stories shared backstage, it makes you curious about what’s next. Will we see more of this blend of entertainment and genuine human experience in future shows?
And speaking of moments that get people talking, the musical performances always bring their own kind of energy. This year, K-pop group TWICE took the stage, and while their visuals were certainly striking, their live vocals became a point of discussion online. As reported by The Express Tribune, some viewers felt the singing didn't quite hit the mark, with a few comments even suggesting it distracted from the models. It’s a tough balance to strike when you’re performing on such a massive stage, especially with so many eyes on you.
One of the members, Tzuyu, even addressed the situation directly with fans, sharing on Bubble that she'd been struggling with a sore throat that worsened after arriving in New York. She explained how she tried remedies, but her voice was too hoarse for the main performance. It’s a stark reminder that even these incredible performers are human, dealing with things like illness, and it certainly makes you wonder about the pressures they face. Seeing the support from fans for Tzuyu and the group, hoping they prioritize their health, is a really heartwarming aspect of all this.
Beyond the performances, it was also inspiring to see Jasmine Tookes commanding the runway, proudly showcasing her baby bump as she opened the show. It’s a powerful statement, isn't it? A testament to the evolving beauty standards and the celebration of women in all stages of their lives. With so many different narratives playing out, from the seasoned models to the rising stars, and the personal stories shared backstage, it makes you curious about what’s next. Will we see more of this blend of entertainment and genuine human experience in future shows?
