Seolhyun And Seo Kang Joon To Depart For The Jungle

AOA member and actress Seolhyun and 5urprise member and actor Seo Kang Joon will both be leaving for the jungle although they will not travel there together.

According to the Korean media outlet Newsen, the stars are scheduled to appear on the SBS variety travel show "Law of the Jungle." During the show celebrities try to survive in a tough environment. The shows have previously taken k-celebs to such challenging environments as Siberia and the Himalayas. This time the destination is the jungles of East Timor, which is located between Indonesia and Australia.

On January 21, an SBS representative stated that both k-celebs will be joining the show. Seo Kang Joon, who can currently be seen on the drama "Cheese In The Trap" is leaving for East Timor with Jeon Hye Bin, 2PM's Chan Sung, Infinite's Sung Jong and B1A4's Sandeul in late January.

Seolhyun will join them in early February.

Both stars have been busier than usual lately and it took a while to work the variety show appearance into their schedules.

Besides working with AOA, Seolhyun had a role in the film "A Murderer's Guide To Memorization" with co-star Kim Nam Gil. It's her second film role following "Gangnam Blues," in which she played Lee Min Ho's kid sister. Seolhyun also serves as a promotional ambassador for Visit Korea this year, along with her co-star Lee Min Ho. In 2015 she appeared on two variety shows, "Running Man" and "Two Days, One Night."

Even though Seo Kang Joon is playing the second lead in "Cheese in the Trap," he can more easily get away because the drama was mostly shot in advance. The actor debuted as a student in the 2012 drama "To The Beautiful You" and has steadily gained in popularity. He played Joo Sang Wook's romantic rival in "Cunning Single Lady," appeared in "What Happens to My Family?" and "Splendid Politics." He can also be seen in the films "My Love My Bride" and "The Beauty Inside." Seo also appeared in his share of variety shows in 2015, including stints on "Roommate," "Running Man" and "Dating Alone."