Billlie's Tsuki shares bikini photos from Awaji Island

Tsuki of the K-Pop group Billlie posted several photos on Instagram showing her in a green bikini while visiting Awaji Island in Japan. The images, captioned “Awaji Island,” appeared on July 22 and drew attention for her slim figure.

The posts highlight Tsuki enjoying leisure time on the island. Observers noted her mature charm alongside her slim appearance, which appears thinner than during her debut.

In a prior YouTube video, Tsuki discussed her experiences with one-food diets. She said, “I tried tomatoes and apples. At the worst, I ate three lollipops for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I lost about 4 to 5 kg each time.”

Tsuki added, “I fight with myself. When I felt dizzy like anemia, I just endured it,” and recalled an incident where she collapsed after pushing through symptoms. She stated, “One day, I got anemia but thought, ‘Okay,’ and endured it alone. But after that, I have no memory. I just collapsed.”

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