Actress Gong Min Jung has officially joined Fantagio!

On October 30, Fantagio shared, "We are thrilled to welcome Gong Min Jung to our family. She has built an impressive career, and we’re committed to supporting her so she can show even more of her talent. We hope fans will give her lots of love and support.”

Gong Min Jung, who made her debut in the 2013 film I Want to Die Well, has gained recognition for her work in both indie films and mainstream dramas. She’s known for her roles in movies like Kim Ji-young, Born 1982 and Concrete Utopia, as well as dramas like One Dollar Lawyer and Morning Comes to the Mental Ward.

Adding to the excitement, Gong Min Jung will star in the new drama Sorry Today, premiering on KBS Joy and Netflix on December 5. The story follows Ji-song, a woman trying to rebuild her life after a tough breakup, working several part-time jobs to manage her mortgage in a new town.

In Sorry Today, Gong Min Jung will play Choi Ha-na, a detail-oriented working mom who keeps her life organized in Excel sheets. Ha-na is the long-time best friend of Ji-song (played by Jeon So Min), though a past incident has created distance between them.

Fantagio’s roster includes stars like Baek Yoon-sik, Ong Seong-wu, ASTRO, and Lee Chang-seop. Fans are eager to see Gong Min Jung’s next chapter with her new agency and in her latest drama!

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Actor Park Gyu Young is facing major backlash after accidentally dropping a spoiler for the highly-anticipated Squid Game 3! Fans are upset, and even Netflix might take action.

On January 8, Park shared a now-deleted story on her personal account that revealed a big plot detail. In the post, she was seen wearing the pink guard uniform, which wasn’t too surprising.

But what shocked everyone was the face of another actor seated next to her, a detail that seems crucial to the storyline. Fans were quick to capture screenshots before the post vanished, leaving them upset about the spoiled surprise.

The Squid Game team has always been serious about avoiding leaks. They've taken extra steps to keep things under wraps, like strict on-set security and confidentiality agreements for everyone involved.

Even journalists had to follow these rules during press events. But with Park’s accidental reveal, fans are questioning if these precautions mean anything.

What’s shocking is that Park Gyu Young has been very careful in interviews for Squid Game 2, saying, “Everything will be revealed in Season 3.” She stressed the importance of keeping details secret.

Now, her actions seem to contradict her words. Fans are not only disappointed but also angry that Park hasn’t apologized or explained her actions yet.

Netflix, known for being strict about spoilers, might not take this lightly. They reportedly have rules in place for handling leaks, and there’s even talk that they could demand compensation for damages.

Will Park Gyu Young face serious consequences? Fans are waiting for updates as this controversy continues to grow.

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