• [PHOTOS] Wi Ha Joon From "Squid Game" Teams Up With Men’s Health In His Latest Pictorial

    Wi Ha Joon's pictorial was released.

    Wi Ha Joon, the main actor in the Netflix original drama 'Squid Game', which is causing a massive box office hit, recently the cover of the October issue of Men's Health Korea.

    Captivating women's hearts with his handsome looks and low-pitched voice, he is famous for his extraordinary passion for sports. In an interview following the photo shoot, Wi Ha Joon said, "I have been doing weight training steadily since the military. I usually go to the gym 5 days a week to exercise, and these days, I mainly do home workouts at home because of COVID-19.” He also recommended three exercise methods he enjoys for the readers of Men's Health Korea.

    Regarding the appearance of 'Squid Game', which is not only in the United States but also in the top 3 in most countries where Netflix is ​​serviced, and is causing a box office sensation, Wi Ha-joon said, "When I first saw the script, I was immersed enough to read it right away. I thought it was a drama with content that was not easy to watch before, and the character Hwang Jun-ho was strong, so I decided to appear.” He continued, "It wasn't an easy project, but director Hwang Dong-hyuk, senior Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo, and Heo Seong-tae took good guidance, so we finished filming smoothly and easily."

    In particular, when asked how his acting and breathing with actor Lee Jung-jae was, he said, “I was personally very sorry that I did not meet in many scenes."

    Wi Ha Joon played Hwang Jun-ho, a detective in the homicide world in 'Squid Game'. In search of his missing brother, he joins the squid game group and discovers the secrets hidden within the group. As an actor with a broad spectrum of acting that goes back and forth from the nation's younger men to serial killers, martial arts players, and criminals, he added tension to the play with an in-depth interpretation of Hwang Jun-ho.

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  • Gummy skips alcohol to pick up her daughter – Jo Jung Seok could've done it, but she chose to stay sober instead

    Singer Gummy showed her dedication as a mom by turning down drinks to take care of her child!

    On May 9, a new video was uploaded to the Jip Daesung YouTube channel, featuring Gummy and hip-hop duo Dynamic Duo as guests.

    When the food arrived, the staff told Dynamic Duo they could order alcohol, with Daesung adding, "This is all for the guests' comfort!"

    Choiza then politely offered Gummy the choice, saying, "Let’s drink whatever Gummy wants." But the singer quickly declined, explaining, "I can’t drink today—I have to pick up my daughter."

    Things got a little awkward when Daesung, the youngest, brought out soju. As he hesitated over who to serve first—Choiza or GaekoGummy playfully scolded him like a mom, asking, "How do you even survive like this?"

    Choiza joked, "Gummy got over her awkwardness after having a kid," but Gummy clarified, "I was never like this to begin with!" Laughing, Choiza admitted, "Actually, Daesung seems even more awkward than Gummy."

    Daesung then shared a funny confession: "My sister says I have ‘beggar’s disease’—if I mess up on stage, I can’t stop thinking about it."

    Choiza teased, "People around those with ‘beggar’s disease’ have it easy because they’re always reflecting on themselves."

    Gummy disagreed, saying, "No, it’s actually hard to deal with them!"—only for Choiza to fire back, "You have it too!"

    As Daesung kept goofing around, Gummy groaned, "Ugh, why are you making me want to drink so badly?"

    Choiza suggested, "Just let your husband handle pickup today!" Though Gummy admitted, "Jo Jung Seok could do it," she still stuck to water, proving her commitment to mom duties!

    Fans loved seeing her responsible yet relatable side—what a queen!

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