金思恩童年照曝光美貌令人讚不絕口

权花兰

2014年10月14日上午5:21

Super Junior成員晟敏和演員金思恩的婚訊成爲網上一大熱門話題。

晟敏承認婚訊後，准新娘金思恩的舊照再度引發網友關注。

近日網上登出金思恩的舊照。照片中，她從小擁有一雙水亮的大眼睛，精致的容貌和現在毫無差別。尤其是金思恩在17歲時穿著一身休閑裝被記者抓拍的照片，登上了當期雜誌的路人臉讚排行榜冠軍，可見她是相當漂亮的母胎美女。

看到照片的網友們留言發表：“哇~高中生時期的照片美爆了！”、“本以爲她整容了，沒想到是自然美女，好美哦~”、“這麽美的一張臉後來發生了什麽事？？”（評論來自NATE）

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