According to a recent report by Star News on January 13, Song Hye Kyo is set to make a highly-anticipated comeback to the South Korean film industry.

Fans worldwide are excited as the elegant actress will be appearing in the much-awaited movie "The Black Nuns." This film is a gender-swapped version of the immensely successful 2015 film "The Priests."

With renowned actors Kim Yun Seok and Kang Dong Won headlining the original film, it garnered an audience of over 5.44 million, establishing itself as a major box office hit.

Due to the triumph of "The Priests," there are high expectations for "The Black Nuns," which offers a female-centric spin-off. Song Hye Kyo's portrayal of a nun in this movie has generated immense anticipation and excitement from fans around the world.

Although she has made appearances in Chinese films such as "I Am the Queen" in 2014 and the "TaePyungReon" series in 2016, "The Black Nuns" marks her return to South Korean cinema after almost ten years.

Her last local project was the critically acclaimed film "My Brilliant Life," which was released in September 2014. Song Hye Kyo's talent as an actress was further validated by her outstanding performance in the Netflix original series "The Glory," which premiered in December of last year.

As a result, the anticipation for her upcoming role in "The Black Nuns" has reached new heights. Fans eagerly await the transformational portrayal she will bring to her character.

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Fans were surprised as YG Entertainment announced that BABYMONSTER's Rami will be taking a break from group activities because of health issues — and she won’t be joining the group's upcoming Asia tour.

On May 9, YG released an official statement, saying, “Because of health reasons, Rami will not be able to join the Asia tour, which starts in Singapore on May 17 and runs until the end of June.”

They explained that Rami has been doing her best to stay active since debut, even while receiving medical treatment.

“She wanted to repay fans’ love, so she worked hard through it all,” YG said. “But her condition hasn’t improved much, and doctors recently advised her to completely rest and stop all activities.”

Because of this, Rami won’t take part in any of the remaining Asia tour dates.

Despite the unexpected news, the group will continue on as six members. YG shared, “BABYMONSTER is doing their first world tour just one year after debut. Even with this sudden change, the members are doing their best to complete the Asia tour and meet fans. They’ve reorganized the stage for six members and added new cover performances.”

YG ended their message by saying, “Please send lots of support to the six members who are practicing harder than ever to fill Rami’s spot.”

Fans are now wishing Rami a full recovery and cheering on the rest of BABYMONSTER as they prepare for their Asia tour.

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