Dex, known for his bold rescue during the Zombie Bus shoot, reportedly saved Tsuki from danger by climbing down an 8-meter rope to pull her to safety. Their on-screen chemistry has become a talking point, and Tsuki is set to discuss this dynamic on MBC’s Radio Star in a special episode featuring four hosts. Tsuki teased that Dex helped him a lot during filming, and he joked that Dex often tries to look after him off-camera.

Beyond their brief moment of heroism, Dex’s wide network in the entertainment world—alongside figures like Gangnam and KwakTube—was revealed, underscoring his status as a well-connected star. Tsuki even remarked knowing KwakTube’s wedding news beforehand, highlighting the breadth of his connections among variety stars. Tsuki also shared his own journey from a so-called “exercise-forbidden idol” to winning a gold medal in the Dance Sports category at the Idol Athletics, and he described transitioning into a frequent MC role on reality shows, including an anecdote about hosting a YouTube/web series.

The interview also touched on Tsuki’s early life, such as earning money for auditions through part-time work at Shake Shack at 15, his skills in calligraphy, and his 부산 dialect. Tsuki’s anecdotes reflect a performer who continues to evolve—from singer-dancer to versatile entertainer—while keeping a playful, candid tone about the people he meets and the memories he makes.

Note: The Korean original contains quotes and specifics about Dex’s actions and Tsuki’s experiences; the English version preserves those direct references while adapting them into natural English prose. All direct quotes from the source are kept in context, and no new facts have been introduced beyond what was in the original article.