Song Hye Kyo Teases Fans with a Photo for Upcoming Drama with Jang Ki Yong
Song Hye Kyo teases fans with a sneak peek photo of her upcoming drama "Now We Are Breaking Up" with Jang Ki Yong through an Instagram post on July 26.
Song Hye Kyo and Jang Ki Yong on New Drama "Now, We Are Breaking Up"
Song Hye Kyo and Jang Ki Yong are currently filming for the upcoming SBS South Korean romance drama "Now, We Are Breaking Up."
In the black and white photo, the two celebrities are sitting beside each other in what seems to be a studio. Though they are seated backwards, fans didn't let their chemistry go unnoticed.
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Fans speculated that the two actors eventually got closer on the set, and their synergy is evident despite only being seated together.
Curious eyes and anticipating hearts are now making noise in various social media sites, excited for the new drama's release.
Song Hye Kyo, Jang Ki Yong, and Other Now, We Are Breaking Up Cast
"Now, We Are Breaking Up" revolves around the different stages of love in a world full of romance. It tackles themes of falling deeply in love and also breaking up with long-time partners.
Song Hye Kyo stars as Ha Young Eun, the beautiful, trendy but frosty team leader of the design department of a fashion company called "The One."
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On the other hand, Jang Ki Yong plays the role of a rich and handsome freelance photographer, Yoon Jae Guk.
"Now, We Are Breaking Up" is the "Descendants of the Sun" actress Song Hye Kyo and "Sweet & Sour" actor Jang Ki Yong's first drama together.
"Anarchist from Colony" actress Choi Hee Seo, "Dr. Romantic 2" actor Kim Joo Hun, Girl's Day member Yura, and EXO's singer-songwriter and model Sehun are also part of the ensemble.
Now, We Are Breaking Up Premiere Schedule and Further Details
Romance drama "Now, We Are Breaking Up" is helmed by Director Lee Gil Bok, penned by Je In, and produced by Samhwa Networks and United Artists Agency for SBS.
On June 21, "Now, We Are Breaking Up" broadcasting rights were already sold in Japan.
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Each episode of the drama will run for 70 minutes at 10:00 p.m. KST every Friday and Saturday.
"Now, We Are Breaking Up" is scheduled to air on SBS TV this 2021.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
