• Actress Kim Mi Kyung's On-Screen Daughters Throughout the Years

    Kim Mi Kyung is a renowned Korean actress known for her exceptional talent and expression. Her wonderful attitude and impressive filmography have earned her a high level of respect in the profession.

    She is well known to newer generations of K-Drama fans for her motherly roles in K-Dramas. Fans know that if Kim Mi Kyung appears in a drama, it will be a smash hit.

    Kim Mi Kyung has played a variety of roles throughout her career. However, audiences remember the mother's character because of how honestly she presents it. Here are a some of the outstanding actors that have played her daughters in K-Dramas.

    Jang Na Ra

    Kim Mi Kyung played Go Eun Sook, the mother who made all fans cry in "Go Back Couple". She portrayed Jang Na Ra's character Ma Jin Joo's mother.

    In this time-travel drama, "Go Back Couple" is about a couple who regrets their marriage. Second chances may provide people with exactly what they require to fall in love again.

    Kim Tae Hee

    In "Hi Bye Mama", Kim Mi Kyung plays the mother of one of the country's most attractive women, Kim Tae Hee. Cha Yu Ri is played by Kim Tae Hee, and Jeon Eun Sook is played by Kim Mi Kyung.

    "Hi Bye Mama" is the narrative of Cha YuRi, who was forced to leave her family after her mother died in a car accident.

    She was given the option to be reincarnated for 49 days and appeared in front of her husband and daughter, who began their new life to cope with the loss of her.

    Im Soo Hyang

    In "When I Was Most Beautiful", Im Soo Hyang plays Oh Ye Ji, a woman with turbulent relationships. Kim Mi Kyung plays her mother, Kim Go Woon.

    "When I Was Most Beautiful" is a sorrowful love story about a woman imprisoned in her destiny and the route between brothers who wish to protect her that she cannot take.

    Kim Ha Neul

    In "18 Again", Kim Mi Kyung plays Yeo In Ja, the mother. Kim Ha Neul plays her daughter, Jung Da Jung.

    "18 Again" depicts the story of a man on the verge of divorce whose body transforms into the appearance he had when he was 18 years old.

    Park Gyu Young

    In "It's Okay To Not Be Okay", Kim Mi Kyung plays a mother who is always by her daughter's side. Her role is Kang Soon Duk, biological and figurative mother to Nam Joo Ri and many others.

    "It's Okay To Not Be Okay" is a romantic fantasy comedy about a psychiatric ward nurse who refuses to love due of his heavy life responsibilities and a fairy tale writer who doesn't understand love because of how she was born.

    They'll meet, embrace, and cure each other's wounds.

    Park Min Young

    In "Her Private Life", Park Min Young plays Sung Deok Mi, who got her beauty and intelligence from her mother, Ko Young Sook, played by Kim Mi Kyung.

    "Her Private Life" tells the narrative of Duk Mi, who appears to be the ideal curator at work but is actually an idol fangirl.

    The plot begins when she meets her abrasive boss, Ryan.

    Gong Hyo Jin

    In "It's Okay, That's Love", actress Kim Mi Kyung plays Ji Hae Soo's mother. Hae Soo is played by the stunning Gong Hyo Jin, and their love is depicted truthfully throughout the drama.

    "It's Okay, That's Love" is a drama set in a mental hospital that depicts modern-day people's lives and loves.

    Park Shin Hye

    In "The Heirs", Park Shin Hye plays Cha Eun Sang, the daughter of Park Hee Nam, played by Kim Mi Kyung. This mother-daughter on-screen combination was nothing short of spectacular.

    "The Heirs" highlights the friendships, conflicts, and love lives of young, wealthy heirs lead by Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho) and a girl named Cha Eun Sang (Park Shin Hye).

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  • Former BTOB Member Jung Ilhoon Shares Thoughts on Music Comeback After 5 Years

    Former BTOB member Jung Ilhoon has shared his thoughts on returning to the music scene after a five-year hiatus.

    On November 24, Jung Ilhoon announced his comeback through Instagram, revealing his new single, Lullaby.

    He expressed his gratitude, writing, “It’s been a while, but I’m happy to greet you with the single Lullaby. Thank you to the fans who supported me during this long wait, and I’m also grateful to everyone who helped me along the way.”

    He also reflected on the emotional significance of his return, saying, “This feels like a moment we both dreamed of—fans and I alike—which makes it especially meaningful. I hope you’ll continue to support me as I move forward.”

    Jung Ilhoon first debuted with BTOB in 2012 and gained recognition for his talent as a rapper and songwriter. However, in 2020, he left the group after admitting to charges of habitual marijuana use.

    Initially sentenced to two years in prison, his sentence was later reduced to a suspended sentence of three years during an appeal, allowing for his release.

    Following the incident, he publicly apologized, saying, “I deeply regret the harm I caused to society and the disappointment I brought to those who trusted me. I promise to live righteously and not bring pain to anyone again.”

    Fans are now eagerly awaiting Ilhoon’s new single, Lullaby, marking his first step back into the music world.

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