• Kim Dong Wook plans to get married in a small, secret ceremony

    Actor Kim Dong Wook's agency, KeyEast, has officially announced his upcoming wedding on December 22nd.

    The ceremony will be held at the couple's residence in Seoul and will maintain a private structure to respect the non-celebrity status of the bride-to-be.

    Kim Dong Wook first shared the news of his impending nuptials himself in August, which was met with excitement from his fans and followers.

    Expressing his emotions about entering this new stage of life, he said, "I have met someone with whom I will journey through the next stage of life this winter," showing deep affection for his wife-to-be.

    Although the bride is not a celebrity, she is known for her remarkable beauty and character.

    The longevity of their relationship can be attributed to the sincere trust and faith they have in each other, leading to the celebration of their soon-to-be marital status.

    Kim Dong Wook made a name for himself in the entertainment industry with his debut in the 2004 movie "Samaritan Girl," and gained popularity through the drama "Coffee Prince." Throughout his career, he has showcased his versatility through various film and drama projects.

    Some of his notable works include "National Team," "Good Thief, Bad Thief," and "Encounter."

    In addition to his past projects, Kim Dong Wook is currently preparing for an upcoming SBS drama series called "Not the Strongest but a Charming Strong Team".

    Set to air in early 2024, the series revolves around the lives of two distinctly different police teams.

    One team consistently underachieves, ranking the lowest, while the other operates under the leadership of an elite officer.

    Kim Dong Wook will be playing the character of Dongbang Yubin, leading the underperforming team at Songwon Police Station.

    Fans are eagerly anticipating his performance in this dynamic and intriguing setup.

  • TWICE’s Sana confesses she and Momo secretly planned to fly home but couldn’t because of one shocking reason

    TWICE's Sana shared a funny but honest story about the time she thought about secretly flying home with fellow member Momo.

    On the May 20 episode of SBS’s variety show Whenever We Get a Chance, TWICE’s Jihyo and Sana appeared as special guests. The two idols brought laughter with their stories and bright energy.

    Jihyo and Sana joined hosts Yoo Jae Seok and Yoo Yeon Seok as “gap friends” for the show. Jihyo mentioned seeing Yoo Jae Seok at concerts before, saying, “We always run into each other at concerts. You even go to other idols’ shows!” Yoo Jae Seok laughed, confirming, “That’s true.”

    Yoo Yeon Seok revealed it was his first time meeting the two TWICE members. But Jihyo surprised him by saying, “I’ve actually seen you before. A long time ago at a birthday party.” Yoo Yeon Seok smiled and recalled, “Oh, Seulong’s birthday party, right?” Yoo Jae Seok joked, “Jihyo really knows everyone. She’s a social butterfly.”

    When Yoo Yeon Seok asked how Sana got her start, she explained, “I was cast and got invited to audition. After the audition, the company called my parents and asked, ‘Would you let your daughter go to Korea?’ At first, they said yes. But once we got home, they were unsure and said, ‘Maybe you shouldn’t go.’”

    Sana also talked about how she wasn’t close with Jihyo back then. “Jihyo was close to debuting and even had separate lessons,” she said. “I couldn’t really talk to her because I didn’t speak Korean well.” Jihyo agreed, saying, “We couldn’t even have a conversation in the beginning.”

    Sana then shared a moment that made everyone laugh. “There was a time I thought about secretly going home at dawn,” she said. “I even thought about how to quietly pull my suitcase out. But the company had our passports. I would’ve had to break in and get them, so it didn’t work out. If I could have, I would’ve left. Momo and I planned to go together.”

    Fans praised the idols for their honesty and humor, showing once again why TWICE is so loved by many.

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