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‘Now, We Are Breaking Up’ Kim Hye-soo: “Kim Ji-hoon’s Goal Was My Recognition? Surely Not” [Interview ①]

‘Now, We Are Breaking Up’ Kim Hye-soo: “Kim Ji-hoon’s Goal Was My Recognition? Surely Not” [Interview ①]

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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Interview Named sources Context piece
  • Actress Kim Hye-soo responded humorously to remarks made by actor Kim Ji-hoon regarding their collaboration.
  • The interview took place in Seoul to promote the Coupang Play series 'Now, We Are Breaking Up'.
  • The series explores marital discord and infidelity among couples.

Actress Kim Hye-soo shared a lighthearted response to actor Kim Ji-hoon's comments about their on-screen relationship.

During an interview in Seoul on the afternoon of the 13th, Kim Hye-soo discussed her role in the Coupang Play series ‘Now, We Are Breaking Up.’ The series centers on a popular influencer couple who sell their happy family image, and a doctor couple from next door embroiled in a messy divorce.

When asked about Kim Ji-hoon's statement that his goal was to be recognized by her, Kim Hye-soo playfully dismissed the idea. "Did he really think that? I doubt it," she remarked, injecting humor into the conversation about their on-screen dynamic. The series itself delves into complex marital issues, where even infidelity becomes a trivial concern amidst overwhelming life challenges.

The interview highlighted Kim Hye-soo's engaging personality and her ability to navigate discussions about the show's mature themes with wit. The series, 'Now, We Are Breaking Up,' promises a narrative that pushes boundaries, examining the intricacies of relationships and the unexpected ways couples cope with extreme stress.

Did he really think that? I doubt it.

— Kim Hye-sooKim Hye-soo humorously responded to a question about Kim Ji-hoon's stated goal of receiving her recognition.
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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.