ILLIT's Minju shares canned chicken and crab diet tips

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ILLIT member Minju opened up about her simple approach to snacking during a recent fan session. Fans had noticed her slimmer look from recent promotions. Her straightforward advice quickly spread online.

During a fan communication session, Minju responded to a question about managing hunger by naming mock king crab meat and canned chicken breast as her go-to options.

She added that Greek yogurt would also taste good in those moments, with some canned chicken already beside her at the time.

The comments followed observations of her noticeably thinner appearance in recent weeks. Her replies circulated widely in online communities afterward.

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