Kim Seon Ho Proves He is the Ultimate K-drama ‘Good Boy’ For THIS Reason
Known as K-drama's "good boy" for his stunning performance in "Start-Up," Kim Seon Ho surprised the fans with a heartfelt gesture to the public.
In a report cited by SpoTV News, the South Korean heartthrob is among the celebrities who showed support to the victims of Typhoon Hinnamno.
South Korea faced a crisis after a powerful tropical cyclone hit the country, causing major floods in the capital's cities.
According to Bloomberg, Typhoon Hinnamnor, left some nuclear plants, ports, and airlines shut down as a precaution to the tropical cyclone.
Kim Seon Ho Donates Entire Fee From 'Touching the Void' to Victims of Typhoon Hinnamno
With this, Kim Seon Ho has donated the full amount of his performance fee from his theater play "Touching the Void" to the victims of Typhoon Hinnamno.
As reported by the local media outlet, the actor, with the help of Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association has provided refreshments to more than 1,000 victims and volunteers affected by the calamity.
In the same report, Kim Seon Ho's agency, Salt Entertainment, confirmed the actor's charitable activity for the victims of the typhoon.
"Kim Seon Ho decided to provide refreshments for the victims who lost their home due to the typhoon, saying that he would like to donate the full amount of the theater fee," the talent agency shared.
Kim Seon Ho's Comeback: New Movie 'Sad Tropics' and Theater Play 'Touching the Void'
"Touching the Void" is one of Kim Seon Ho's comeback activities after months of hiatus due to the controversy.
2021 was a tumultuous year for the actor after the "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha" star suffered a major blow affecting his career.
At the time, the 36-year-old actor was removed from the variety show "2 Days & 1 Night" and replaced by the equally talented Na In Woo.
Aside from this, Kim Seon Ho also dropped out from his supposed big screen debut, "2 O'Clock Date" opposite Girls' Generation's YoonA. Ahn Bo Hyun replaced Kim Seon Ho as the male lead.
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Interestingly, the South Korean heartthrob, dubbed as K-drama's good boy, officially returned to his activities.
The actor started by joining the cast of the upcoming film "Sad Tropics" with Goo Ah Ra, Kim Kang Woo, and rookie actor Kang Tae Joo.
The upcoming drama film is helmed by Park Hoon Jung of "V.I.P" and "The Witch" sequel.
In the second half of 2021, Kim Seon Ho was spotted at Thailand's International airport as he filmed his debut movie, where he was welcomed by a ton of fans.
Apart from Kim Seon Ho's movie, he also made a comeback in the theater after joining the cast of the novel based stage play "Touching the Void."
The actor took the role of mountaineer Joe Simpson who had a near-death experience after traversing the snowy peaks of Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes with climbing partner Simon Yates.
Interestingly, fans showed their support for Kim Seon Ho's comeback after tickets for "Touching the Void" were sold out in minutes.
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Written by Geca Wills
