Actor Ha Do Kwon is drawing attention for his appearance in Disney+'s The Remarried Empress, where he plays the fiercely protective older brother of Shin Min Ah's character, Empress Navier.

On November 13, Ha Do Kwon officially introduced his character, Koshar, through a post on his social media account.

“I've appeared as Koshar in 'The Remarried Empress.' Please show lots of love,” the actor wrote alongside a photo from the drama.

In the fantasy romance series, Koshar is Navier's older brother and the heir to a powerful noble family.

Although he is known for his bold personality, straightforward words, and sometimes reckless behavior, Koshar deeply cares for his younger sister and is willing to face danger to protect her.

His character became a topic of interest following the release of episode 6 on November 11, which hinted at his growing involvement in the royal family's conflicts.

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A newly released preview also showed Koshar expressing anger over the treatment of his sister, particularly concerning Emperor Sovieshu, played by Ju Ji Hoon, and Rashta, played by Lee Se Young.

“That jerk! How dare he fall for someone else when he has you? Should I just kill them both?” Koshar angrily says in the preview.

His emotional reaction highlights his strong loyalty to Navier and suggests that he may become an important source of support for her as tensions within the palace continue to grow.

Despite his intimidating appearance and outspoken personality, Koshar is described as someone whose love for his younger sister comes before everything else.

With Ha Do Kwon bringing the protective older brother to life, viewers can look forward to seeing how Koshar's presence influences Navier's relationships and the ongoing conflicts surrounding the imperial family.

Meanwhile, The Remarried Empress stars Shin Min Ah, Ju Ji Hoon, Lee Jong Suk, and Lee Se Young in a fantasy romance centered on Empress Navier's journey through love, marriage, and royal politics.

The series is currently streaming on Disney+, with new episodes released every Wednesday.

Actor Ha Do Kwon is drawing attention for his appearance in Disney+'s The Remarried Empress, where he plays the fiercely protective older brother of Shin Min Ah's character, Empress Navier.

On November 13, Ha Do Kwon officially introduced his character, Koshar, through a post on his social media account.

“I've appeared as Koshar in 'The Remarried Empress.' Please show lots of love,” the actor wrote alongside a photo from the drama.

In the fantasy romance series, Koshar is Navier's older brother and the heir to a powerful noble family.

Although he is known for his bold personality, straightforward words, and sometimes reckless behavior, Koshar deeply cares for his younger sister and is willing to face danger to protect her.

His character became a topic of interest following the release of episode 6 on November 11, which hinted at his growing involvement in the royal family's conflicts.

A newly released preview also showed Koshar expressing anger over the treatment of his sister, particularly concerning Emperor Sovieshu, played by Ju Ji Hoon, and Rashta, played by Lee Se Young.

“That jerk! How dare he fall for someone else when he has you? Should I just kill them both?” Koshar angrily says in the preview.

His emotional reaction highlights his strong loyalty to Navier and suggests that he may become an important source of support for her as tensions within the palace continue to grow.

Despite his intimidating appearance and outspoken personality, Koshar is described as someone whose love for his younger sister comes before everything else.

With Ha Do Kwon bringing the protective older brother to life, viewers can look forward to seeing how Koshar's presence influences Navier's relationships and the ongoing conflicts surrounding the imperial family.

Meanwhile, The Remarried Empress stars Shin Min Ah, Ju Ji Hoon, Lee Jong Suk, and Lee Se Young in a fantasy romance centered on Empress Navier's journey through love, marriage, and royal politics.

The series is currently streaming on Disney+, with new episodes released every Wednesday.