• 'Squid Game' Actress Lee Yoo Mi In Talks For New Drama 'Mental Coach Je Gal Gil'

    Actress Lee Yoo Mi will become the female lead in 'Mental Coach Je Gal Gil'.

    As a result of checking News 1 on November 25th, Lee Yoo Mi was recently selected as the female lead in the new drama 'Mental Coach Je Gal Gil' (writer by Kim Bandi / directed by Son Jeong Hyun / produced by Bone Factory).

    'Mental Coach Je Gal Gil' is a mental coach from the national team who quit sports after an accident, helps players who are in a slump with retired former experts, and fights against the absurd world of winner-take-all. A real mental shooter' sports drama.

    It is expected to raise sympathy with an episode that overcomes the slump that comes to anyone, and bring a refreshing laugh through the character play of retired former masters.

    Lee Yoo Mi takes on the role of Cha Ga Eul, a former world short track medalist who is in a slump. Even though she is called the Ice Princess on the ice, she falls into a slump and faces a crisis.

    Lee Yoo Mi is taking the lead role in a drama for the first time through 'Mental Coach Je Gal Gil'. Lee Yoo Mi appeared in the movies 'Park Hwa Young' and 'Young Adults' and left a presence with a unique atmosphere and highly immersive acting skills. This year, she has emerged as an actor who will lead the next generation by playing an active role in the movie 'Hostage' and the Netflix drama 'Squid Game'.

    In particular, despite the short length of 'Squid Game', she left a strong impression and is receiving attention from global fans as she has surpassed 7 million Instagram followers.

    Attention is focused on what kind of performance she will show in her lead role in 'Mental Coach Je Gal Gil'.

    'Mental Coach Je Gal Gil' will finish casting and filming at the end of 2021.

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  • Koo Jun Yup May Still Inherit the Late Barbie Hsu’s Massive Fortune Despite a Prenup—Here’s What Experts Say About It

    Koo Jun Yup has been caught up in a surprising turn of events regarding his late wife, Barbie Hsu. Reports have revealed that the couple signed a prenuptial agreement before their marriage, but it’s causing some drama after her sudden passing.

    On February 10, Taiwan's ETtoday reported that Koo Jun Yup and Barbie Hsu agreed to separate their property before tying the knot.

    In an unexpected move, Koo Jun Yup transferred a mansion worth 16 billion won, located near Taiwan’s National Art Museum, to Barbie Hsu’s mother.

    However, it turns out the prenuptial agreement was never notarized in court, leading experts to believe it could be invalidated. This means Koo Jun Yup might still have a claim to Barbie Hsu's substantial estate.

    The couple married in 2022, but their love story goes way back. They first dated in 1998, before reconnecting in 2021 after Koo Jun Yup reached out to Barbie following her divorce from Wang Xiaofei.

    Tragically, Barbie Hsu passed away unexpectedly on February 2 from acute pneumonia while on a trip to Japan.

    She left behind a massive estate worth about 250 billion KRW, including luxurious properties like an 88.6 billion KRW mansion on National Art Museum grounds and a 160.4 billion KRW penthouse. Barbie also had a steady annual income of at least 3.5 billion KRW.

    In the absence of a will, Koo Jun Yup and their two children would usually split Barbie Hsu’s fortune, each receiving one-third. However, Koo Jun Yup has stated that he will give up his share and pass it directly to his mother-in-law.

    He also vowed to take legal action to protect his children's inheritance, ensuring no "bad people" can get their hands on it until they’re old enough to manage it themselves.

    It’s a heartbreaking and complicated situation for Koo Jun Yup, who is navigating the aftermath of his wife’s untimely death while trying to secure his family’s future.

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