Actress Jang Nara recently shared her honest thoughts in an interview with Cosmopolitan for their November issue. After wrapping up her successful drama Good Partner, she reflected on her journey and personal growth.

In the interview, Jang Nara expressed her gratitude for playing Cha Eun-kyung, saying, "Meeting Cha Eun-kyung in Good Partner was a truly thankful and fortunate experience."

She chose this project because she found the script really interesting. "I try to see the story from the audience's perspective before diving into my character. The script, written by a real divorce attorney, made each episode feel very real. I was especially drawn to the chemistry between Cha Eun-kyung and rookie lawyer Han Yu-ri, played by Nam Ji-hyun. I was happy to see a 'woman's' drama after a long time."

She noted, "Dramas often focus heavily on romance or bromance, which can be disappointing. That’s why I was more attracted to this drama, and I’m thrilled with the positive outcome. I hope to see more unique stories like Dog's Story, which features an elderly man and his dog, so viewers can enjoy a wider variety of productions."

Jang Nara also revealed her struggles before joining Good Partner. "I was feeling low on confidence before the shoot. I recognized my flaws, and it sometimes felt overwhelming. But meeting Nam Ji-hyun changed that. Her performance during the script reading helped me figure out how to portray my character, Cha Eun-kyung. I started with the question, 'How can I make Han Yu-ri want to quit every day because of Cha Eun-kyung?'"

Reflecting on her past work, she shared, "My goal has always been to find scripts that let me show different sides of myself. People have often said I have a narrow acting range, but that made me want to adapt and show something new. Moving forward, I want to continue challenging myself."

Looking ahead, Jang Nara mentioned, "I plan to take a break and prepare for my next project. If I get the chance, I would love to try thrillers, occult themes, or historical dramas. There’s still so much I haven’t done yet!"

Jang Nara's ultimate goal as an actress is to "become happy." She reflected on her journey, saying, "Life has become a bit more relaxed, and I’ve learned to find happiness in my everyday life. In the past, I thought acting was the only way to express my value, but I realized I need to take care of myself, too. I’ve been working out to feel better."

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Broadcaster Park Seul Gi recently shared a heartwarming update about her reunion with actor Byeon Woo Seok, proving that his kind and gentle personality hasn’t changed at all.

On April 2nd, Park Seul Gi posted several photos on her social media, along with the caption, "It’s been a while since I saw Woo Seok, and he is still so kind and gentle".

The photos featured Park Seul Gi hosting a fan meeting event for Byeon Woo Seok, organized by a coffee brand.

In the pictures, Park Seul Gi and Byeon Woo Seok looked close and friendly, highlighting their strong bond. Byeon Woo Seok, standing at 190 cm, even bent down to match Park Seul Gi’s height, showcasing his thoughtful nature.

Park Seul Gi shared more about the event, saying, "I made a meeting that felt like a fairy tale, with actor Byeon Woo Seok and the adorable ‘Tong Tong’ (the nickname for Byeon Woo Seok’s fan club) all gathered together! There were many moments where my heart raced, but it was an hour where I stayed focused and did my best."

She also expressed her gratitude, saying, "I’m really thankful for and happy about the Tong Tong fans who always greet me warmly, not just actor Woo Seok. Is there any April Fools’ Day more unbelievable than this!? Let’s run through April with energy!"

Park Seul Gi, who married a non-celebrity in 2016 and has two daughters, continues to stay busy hosting various events.

Byeon, who gained love through the tvN show Lovely Runner, has already chosen his next project, the upcoming MBC drama 21st Century Prince's Wife.

He’s also been making a positive impact, recently donating 100 million won to the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association to help wildfire victims.

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