• 5 Reasons Why We Can’t Help But Fall In Love With Son Seok Koo

    The popularity of actor Son Seok Koo is not unusual. In JTBC's "My Liberation Notes," he formed a "Worship couple" with Kim Ji Won and is attracting a lot of attention.

    In addition, Son Seok Koo played the strongest villain Kang Hae Sang in the hit film "The Roundup", immersing the viewers in the hot action.

    Let us look at some of Son Seok Koo's appealing points, who has become a "trend actor" that no one can refute through his works.

    A "masculine" face with a pairless, sharp jaw line and forehead wrinkles.

    Son Seok Koo's large eyelids and macho-style eyes without double eyelids captivate women's hearts.

    Son Seok Koo also emanates manly attractiveness, with a razor-sharp jawline that like a veil when he touches it.

    Furthermore, the forehead wrinkles that recall him of the great American actor James Dean play an important role in Son Seok Koo's face's charm.

    A robust "muscular" body that has been developed through exercise

    Son Seok Koo lived in Canada before becoming an actor, where he pursued his passion of being an athlete.

    Son Seok Koo, who enjoys working out, has a muscular body that many men envy.

    Son Seok Koo showed off his upper physique with overwhelming muscles and six packs in a new poster Kang Hae Sang released by "The Roundup," and the audience applauded.

    Everyday fashion with a sense of style

    Son Seok Koo is well-known for his love of fashion.

    The usage of a hat is essential to Son's style. He is gaining points by wearing various headwear, such as beanies and ball caps.

    He completes the "boyfriend appearance" by wearing clothes that are startlingly similar in shade.

    Talent to use "high-level comedy"

    Son Seok Koo, who turns 40 this year, is displaying his infectious wit and humor on Instagram.

    On April 19th, for example, Son Seok Koo shared a picture of the city bus "Sinchon Transportation" with advertising material for "The Roundup" and made everyone laugh by captioning it "It's not 'Sinchon Transportation,' but 'The Roundup'".

    Son Seok Koo gave out a lovely vibe a day later with the promotional term "May is The Roundup Month", which reminded us of "May is Family Month".

    Outstanding acting skills to digest any character

    Above all, Son Seok Koo's charisma shines brightest when he acts.

    Son Son Seok Koo excelled in a variety of roles in dramas such as KBS2's "Matrimonial Chaos," JTBC's "Be Melodramatic," Netflix's "D.P.", and films such as "Hit-and-Run Squad" and "Nothing Serious."

    He was recently acclaimed for portraying two very different personalities in "My Liberation Notes" and "The Roundup".

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  • Kang Ye Won Breaks Down in Tears, Says She’s ‘Destined to Never Marry’—Joins Dating Show for Her 83-Year-Old Father

    Actress Kang Ye Won got emotional as she opened up about why she took a break from broadcasting and why she’s finally giving love a chance.

    On the March 3 episode of tvN STORY’s Can I Love Now?, Kang Ye Won made her debut as a new participant looking for romance.

    During the broadcast, she revealed that negative online comments had deeply affected her. "I used to cry all the time reading comments. I get hurt easily. What might be a small wound for others feels like a huge blow to me," she shared, expressing the stress she faced from malicious remarks.

    She also admitted that at one point, she wanted to leave everything behind. "I kept thinking, ‘How long do I have to keep working this hard?’ and it became overwhelming."

    She added, "At one point, I thought, ‘I should just quit everything and move to the countryside,’ and that idea actually gave me peace," she confessed.

    When it came to dating, Kang Ye Won shared that she had always been content watching others fall in love.

    "It never worked out for me. I wasn’t the type to ask for introductions either. I just found comfort in living as an observer. Maybe it’s my fate. I’m fearful, and I lack courage. If I feel like someone might hurt me, I block them out from the start," she admitted.

    However, the actress revealed that she ultimately joined Can I Love Now? for her father. "My dad was born in 1943. He had me late in life, and his health isn’t great."

    She added, "I realized that if I continue living alone like this, I won’t be able to give my parents any hope until the moment they pass away," she said with tears in her eyes. "My perspective on life has changed. I no longer think just about myself, but about my parents."

    Kang Ye Won’s heartfelt confession touched many viewers, leaving fans rooting for her to find happiness.

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