Singer Hwanhee revealed behind-the-scenes stories about the filming of "We Got Married," where script controversies arose until the end of the show.

On the 26th, Hwanhee uploaded a video on his official YouTube channel titled "Hwanhee's We Got Married Reaction and Comment Reading."

In the video, Hwanhee said he would review the broadcast of "We Got Married," which he filmed with Park Hwa-yobi in 2008, as it has recently been appearing in shorts and other YouTube algorithm recommendations.

Hwanhee said, "Many people have said while watching the video, 'Isn't this going according to the script?' I think I'm probably in the top three of Korean entertainers who can't follow the script. I don't know what happened later, but at that time, there really was no script."

If Hwanhee had to describe the script he received at the time, it would have been something like "Today, the dog poop couple have a housewarming party." Hwanhee said that they didn't know what to do, so the camera just followed the two of them.

"It was almost like reality. We only appeared in a Chuseok special once, and after that, we became regulars because the viewers found us entertaining," he added, emphasizing that "We Got Married" was the best among the broadcasts that were done without a script.

"We Got Married" has been surrounded by numerous script controversies even after its end. In particular, these controversies were even more intense when idol members appeared.

While Hwanhee expressed his confidence about the script, some argue that there may not have been a script in the beginning, or that the tension of the entertainers in the early and later stages of "We Got Married" were different.

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Red Velvet’s Yeri has touched fans with a heartfelt tribute to her late friend Kim Sae Ron.

On March 12, Yeri posted a photo on her social media, showing herself with a woman believed to be Kim Sae Ron. The two were seen affectionately linking arms, reminding fans of their close friendship.

But what really caught attention was the message Yeri shared alongside the photo. She included lyrics from Jennie’s song "Slow Motion (feat. Zico)", which has gained meaning after Jennie revealed she wrote it "for one special friend."

Yeri specifically highlighted this line:
"I didn't leave ya, I still see ya."

Yeri and Kim Sae Ron were known to be best friends in the entertainment industry. Their bond was so strong that when Yeri took her first-ever vacation, she chose to travel to Bali with Kim Sae Ron.

Seeing Yeri’s emotional post, fans left messages of support, saying:
"This is so heartbreaking..."
"Yeri and Sae Ron had such a precious friendship."
"We miss you, Sae Ron."

Meanwhile, Kim Sae Ron’s family recently made shocking claims through the YouTube channel Garo Sero Institute. They alleged that she had been in a six-year relationship with Kim Soo Hyun since she was 15 years old and that her former agency, Gold Medalist, initially covered the ₩700 million KRW (~$530,000 USD) for her DUI accident, only to later demand repayment after her contract ended.

It was also claimed that Kim Sae Ron had posted an old photo with Kim Soo Hyun in an attempt to get in contact with him or his agency, as they had allegedly cut her off.

However, Gold Medalist firmly denied all allegations, stating, “The claims made by Garo Sero Institute regarding actor Kim Soo Hyun are completely false.”

As more details continue to unfold, fans are remembering Kim Sae Ron for the person she was, not just the controversies surrounding her. Yeri’s post has reminded everyone of the beautiful friendships she had in the industry.

What are your thoughts on Yeri’s emotional tribute? Let us know in the comments.

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