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孝敏的纖細腰部照片引話題 平攤小腹11形腹肌惹人羨
28日孝敏通過自己的推特表示「泰國演唱會聯繫中。D-6加油」，並附上了一張照片。
公開的照片中，孝敏猶如螞蟻般纖細的腰引人注目。孝敏身處練習室內，身穿黑色TOP短背心，黑色格子襯衫系在腰間，一手高舉表示加油。
特別是孝敏展示的11形狀的腹肌令人感歎不已。
看到照片的線民們紛紛表示「孝敏的細腰，這個才是真正的纖細」，「真羡慕孝敏11形狀的腹肌」，「孝敏的腰好像要斷了一樣」，「孝敏在想像中更瘦」。
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