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Saori (
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: 張 佐緖里,
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: 장은주,
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: 張恩珠), born May 19, 1981, is a third-generation Japanese-born
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who gained fame through guest appearances on KBS's '' Global Beauties Chat'' (미녀들의 수다).


Career

Saori's work has varied, and she appears on variety shows as well as commercials, mostly in Japan. In Korea, she appeared in MBC reality show ''
We Got Married ''We Got Married'' () was a South Korean reality variety show that aired on MBC from 2008 to 2017. The show paired up celebrities who pretended to be married couples and completed various challenges together. The show ran for four seasons and ...
'', where she was paired up with Jung Hyung Don. However, the couple "divorced" after 8 episodes, Saori left the show while Hyung Don remained behind as a host. Saori became a singer in 2008, releasing her first single ''Happy Virus!'' in May.Saori's New Single
/ref> She quickly gained much popularity.


References

{{reflist 1981 births Living people Kyung Hee Cyber University alumni Zainichi Korean people Place of birth missing (living people)