Jo Hye-ryun Denies Dating Comedians, Admits One-Sided Crush on Seo Kyung-seok
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Comedian Jo Hye-ryun stated she has never dated another comedian, though she did have a one-sided crush on Seo Kyung-seok.
- She recently finished the play 'Rita' and is preparing for a new play titled 'I Love You Mom' with other actresses.
- Jo Hye-ryun shared these updates during an appearance on the YouTube channel 'Yongjin's YouTube'.
In a recent appearance on 'Yongjin's YouTube,' comedian Jo Hye-ryun revealed some personal insights into her dating life and upcoming projects.
Contrary to what some might expect, Jo stated that she has never been in a relationship with a fellow comedian. However, she did admit to having a long-standing, unrequited crush on comedian Seo Kyung-seok, adding a touch of relatable humor to the conversation.
I've never dated a comedian, but it's true I had a one-sided crush on Seo Kyung-seok.
Looking ahead, Jo shared that she has recently concluded her run in the play 'Rita' and is now gearing up for a new theatrical endeavor. She will be joining a cast that includes well-known actresses Lee Kyung-sil, Kim Hyo-jin, and Kim Ji-sun for a production titled 'I Love You Mom.' This collaboration promises to bring together a powerhouse of comedic talent.
The interview, captured and shared on 'Yongjin's YouTube,' offered fans a glimpse into Jo Hye-ryun's current activities and personal reflections, highlighting her continued presence in the entertainment scene.
I recently finished the play 'Rita' and am preparing for a new play, 'I Love You Mom,' with Lee Kyung-sil, Kim Hyo-jin, and Kim Ji-sun.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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