• Song Ji Hyo calls Kim Jong Kook “honey” again on 'Running Man' and fans can’t stop laughing at her nickname obsession

    On the latest episode of Running Man, Song Ji Hyo once again surprised everyone by calling Kim Jong Kook “yeobo” — the Korean word for “honey” or “darling” — leaving both the cast and viewers in shock and laughter.

    The episode, which aired on May 4, featured the cast traveling to Pocheon for a special race. But from the very beginning, something was different — Song Ji Hyo was nowhere to be seen.

    The staff explained that she was driving herself to the shoot instead of coming with her manager. “It’s my first time in Pocheon,” she said, admitting that she took a wrong turn and arrived late.

    When she finally showed up, out of breath from the journey, the members praised her determination, joking, “You really came all this way by yourself?”

    During one of the missions, which involved crossing a shaky bridge, Kim Jong Kook playfully teased her — and that’s when Song Ji Hyo shouted, “Yeobo, don’t do that!” Her sudden use of the romantic term caught everyone off guard. The members burst into laughter, and Kim Jong Kook just smiled shyly in response.

    This isn’t the first time Song Ji Hyo has used cute or unique nicknames. In the same episode, she called Daniel “Niel,” Ji Ye Eun “Ye Ni,” and, of course, Kim Jong KookYeobo,” showing how much she enjoys making up playful nicknames for others. The cast joked, “You’re just speaking your own language now,” and “You’re living in your own world!”

    Netizens reacted with just as much amusement, commenting, “Did she really call him ‘yeobo’ again?”, “What does Kim Jong Kook call her back?”, and “Their chemistry is just too cute.”

    Fans are once again buzzing about the pair’s sweet and funny interactions — and wondering if there’s more to it than just friendly teasing.

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  • Lim Ji Yeon breaks down in tears as Chu Young Woo and Jeon Do Yeon win big at Baeksang Awards

    Lim Ji Yeon showed just how close she is to her co-stars as she tearfully celebrated their big wins at the 61st Baeksang Arts Awards.

    The ceremony took place on May 5 at COEX D Hall in Gangnam, Seoul, with hosts Shin Dong Yup, Suzy, and Park Bo Gum leading the night. Lim Ji Yeon attended as a nominee for Best Supporting Actress in the film category for Revolver. Though she didn’t take home the award, she drew attention for her touching reaction to her colleagues' wins.

    First up, her The Story of Mrs. Ok co-star Chu Young Woo won Best New Actor in the TV category.

    During his heartfelt speech, he humbly said, “I don’t think everything I’ve done so far is just because of me,” as he thanked the production team.

    When the camera panned to Lim Ji Yeon, she was seen holding back tears but smiling proudly.

    Later that evening, Lim Ji Yeon couldn't hide her emotions when Jeon Do Yeon—her Revolver co-star—won Best Actress in the film category.

    As soon as Jeon Do Yeon's name was called, Lim Ji Yeon immediately stood up, hugged her tightly, and cried. It was a beautiful moment that showed how much admiration she has for the veteran actress.

    Previously, when Lim won Best Supporting Actress at the 2024 Buil Film Awards, she had said, “I was a fan who wanted to become like you, and I felt like I succeeded when I got to act with you and look into your eyes.”

    Despite her powerful performance in The Story of Mrs. Ok, Lim Ji Yeon was not nominated in the TV Best Actress category—something many viewers felt was unfair.

    The drama was recognized in several major categories including Best Drama, Best Screenplay, Best Supporting Actress, and Best New Actor.

    Lim Ji Yeon played the complex lead role of Gu Deok Yi, who transforms into the noblewoman Ok Taek Young. Her acting was praised for its depth, and the drama itself gained buzz for its strong storyline and empowering message, with ratings peaking at over 13%.

    Fans continue to shower Lim Ji Yeon with support, praising her talent, grace, and the sincere love she shows her fellow actors.

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