Actress Go Ah Sung is so stunning in real life that even a fisherman couldn’t look away!

On February 14, the first episode of tvN’s new variety show Edward Lee’s Country Cook aired, featuring Chef Edward Lee, Go Ah Sung, and Shin Si Ah exploring local ingredients in Gangwon Province.

During their food adventure, they visited a workshop where yangmiri (sand eel) was being grilled. A fisherman warmly welcomed them, offering them a taste of the freshly cooked fish.

As the trio enjoyed their meal, the fisherman kept sneaking glances at Go Ah Sung. Unable to hold back any longer, he finally said, "You look even more beautiful in person."

Go Ah Sung, caught off guard, shyly responded, "Thank you," while the others laughed at the unexpected moment.

The fisherman then turned to Edward Lee and playfully remarked, "You must be happy," expressing his admiration for the actress.

Fans who watched the episode couldn’t help but agree, commenting, "She really has that elegant beauty," and "Even the fisherman became a fan on the spot!"

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Lee Jun Hyuk recently sat down for an interview following the successful conclusion of SBS’s Love Scout.

The drama, which ended on February 14, captured viewers' hearts with the love story between Kang Ji Yoon (played by Han Ji Min), a headhunting company CEO, and Yoo Eun Ho (played by Lee Jun Hyuk), her perfect secretary. The show recorded an impressive 11.8% in viewership ratings, proving its popularity.

Lee Jun Hyuk's charming and realistic portrayal of Yoo Eun Ho, along with his undeniable chemistry with Han Ji Min, had fans completely hooked. Many even started commenting on social media and drama clips, hoping that the two actors would date in real life.

However, Han Ji Min is already in a public relationship with Jannabi’s Choi Jung Hoon. When asked if he was aware of the dating rumors, Lee Jun Hyuk laughed and said, "I saw it. But why are they saying something impossible?"

He continued, "At first, I was confused. I haven’t done many romantic comedies before, so reactions like this were unimaginable to me when I was younger."

Jokingly, he added, "It’s like a new level of fan engagement. But then I thought—why didn’t people tell me to ‘kill Seong-woong for real’ when I played that role? Or throw rocks at me when I was in The Outlaws?"

He then playfully declared, "From now on, I’ll join in and comment ‘You two should date’ on other actors’ posts. I need to see what it’s like!"

When talking about working with Han Ji Min, he was full of praise, saying, "People pay to watch IMAX movies, right? Well, she’s giving a high-definition performance right in front of me. I really respect and appreciate my colleagues."

He continued, "In the past, I might have just admired them, but now I understand how much effort it takes to overcome challenges in acting. It’s not easy at all."

Since Love Scout was his first time leading a romance drama, how did he feel about filming intimate scenes like kiss scenes, bed scenes, and skinship moments?

Lee Jun Hyuk calmly explained, "It wasn’t difficult. Everything is done within set guidelines, so I tried to be as precise as possible. Honestly, it’s not about me feeling flustered—it’s about making sure the audience feels the emotions."

He added, "Just like how action scenes look intense but are safely choreographed, we filmed in a secure environment. When I had to lift Ji Min, I made sure she was safe and comfortable."

His honest and playful personality has only made fans love him more!

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