Actress Han Hye Jin is all set to enchant viewers as a part of SBS’s upcoming global magic audition show, ‘The Magic Star’.
As per Sports Chosun, she will be a regular on the show, which recently wrapped up its first recording session amidst a vibrant atmosphere.
Slated for a premiere in June, ‘The Magic Star’ marks South Korea’s first-ever global magic audition program.
The survival show will see magicians from around the globe compete, showcasing extraordinary magic that pushes the boundaries of their craft.
The program is anticipated to revolutionize the art of magic with performances like never before.
The show has already stirred up excitement with its impressive lineup of participants. This includes Yu Ho Jin, the first Asian to clinch the Grand Prix at the FISM World Championships of Magic; Park Joon Woo, a semi-finalist from ‘Britain’s Got Talent’; Eden, a magician boasting 1.2 million followers; and Kim Hyun Jun from the globally acclaimed ‘The Illusionists’ team of ‘Cirque du Soleil’.
Adding to the thrill, K-pop stars NCT’s Doyoung and IVE’s An Yujin have been announced as star judges for the first round. Actor Jin Sun Kyu is also confirmed to be a regular on the show, heightening anticipation.
Han Hye Jin joins this stellar cast, promising to bring her unique and heartfelt presentation skills to this groundbreaking entertainment show.
Her participation is expected to add an exciting dynamic to the show, particularly with the high-energy reactions anticipated from such thrilling performances.
Han Hye Jin has previously showcased her exceptional hosting abilities as a regular MC on other variety programs, including SBS’s flagship shows ‘Healing Camp’ and ‘My Ugly Duckling’.
Her deep empathy and sincere approach have resonated with viewers, making her a beloved figure in South Korean entertainment.
Now, with ‘The Magic Star’, she is set to continue showcasing her genuine connection with the audience.
‘The Magic Star’ is expected to premiere this June on SBS, promising to bring a new level of magic entertainment to viewers.
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