This is the reason why Suzy and Irene Red Velvet's names are not included in the Most Beautiful Women in the World 2020, disappointing netizens

Kapanlagi.com - TC Candler has just released the ranking of the 100 Most Beautiful Women in the World 2020. In the list, there are 24 K-Pop Idols known for their beauty and talent.

However, netizens found that the names Suzy and Irene Red Velvet are not included in the list. Although TC Candler has already revealed their reasons, the netizens are not satisfied with their answer.

As it is known, Suzy has been included in the TC Candler's list of the 100 Most Beautiful Women in the World for seven times. Last year, the actress who played Seo Dal Mi managed to reach the top 60. Irene Red Velvet is also not included in the list, even though she ranked 51st last year.

1. Reasons TC Candler

credit: YouTube/TC Candler

Netizens claimed to be surprised that the names of the two beautiful idols did not make it into the ranking. One fan even commented on TC Candler's YouTube video. TC Candler responded shortly after, but netizens still did not feel satisfied with the reasons.

"Suzy has often made it into the ranking every year. Meanwhile, Irene may need time to stay away from the spotlight. We thought we wanted to respect her privacy during self-reflection," TC Candler replied.

2. Disappointed Netizens

Seeing this, many netizens were disappointed with TC Candler's reasons for excluding Suzy and Irene, considering them disrespectful and unreasonable. For Suzy's reason, netizens found that there are celebrities who appear more frequently in TC Candler's list, such as Kate Beckinsale.

As for Irene's reason, it is suspected to be because the Red Velvet member was involved in a controversy two months ago. Now, Irene has appeared in a recent photoshoot and has been confirmed to perform at the SMTOWN Live Culture Humanity concert with other Red Velvet members.

Regardless of whether there is a ranking for the most beautiful women, every woman surely has her own charm. Do you agree?

(kor/lmp)