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Song Kang and Kim So-hyun to Reunite in MBC Drama 'White Scandal' Five Years After 'Love Alarm'
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Song Kang and Kim So-hyun to Reunite in MBC Drama 'White Scandal' Five Years After 'Love Alarm'

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Actors Song Kang and Kim So-hyun will reunite in the new MBC drama "White Scandal" five years after "Love Alarm."
  • The drama is set to explore the story of a chaebol heir and a fallen child star who pretend to be in a fake relationship.
  • "White Scandal" is directed by Kim Chul-kyu and written by Kim Ga-eun.

Actors Song Kang and Kim So-hyun are set to reunite on screen five years after their collaboration in the popular drama "Love Alarm." Both actors have confirmed their appearances in MBC's upcoming Friday-Saturday drama, titled "White Scandal."

The drama is helmed by director Kim Chul-kyu and penned by screenwriter Kim Ga-eun. "White Scandal" will delve into the lives of two protagonists: Dan Yi-hyeok, a third-generation chaebol heir who wishes to avoid taking over the family business, and Ji Eun-seol, a former child star whose career has fallen from grace. The plot centers around their decision to enter into a fake relationship to deceive the public.

This reunion marks a significant moment for fans of "Love Alarm," where Song Kang and Kim So-hyun played a memorable couple. Their chemistry in the previous series garnered widespread attention, and anticipation is high for their dynamic in this new project.

"White Scandal" promises to explore themes of deception, ambition, and perhaps romance, as the characters navigate their fabricated relationship amidst the pressures of fame and family legacy. The drama is expected to captivate audiences with its compelling storyline and the star power of its lead actors.

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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.