However, many other couples were revealed. No New Year’s couples were revealed by Dispatch in 20. OctoShin Se-Kyung and JongHyun admitted to dating after Dispatch released evidence, but the two quickly broke up on June 21, 2011.Ĭurrently, Shin Se-Kyung is still single. Yoo Hae Jin and Kim Hye Soo broke up one year later, in 2011. Unfortunately, their romance was short-lived. Yoo Hae Jin and Kim Hye Soo were Dispatch’s first New Year’s Day couple in 2010. However, they quickly broke up in 2009.Īfter 3 years of being together, the two broke up in 2012.
And, it seems he has one more project on the horizon after Touching the Void - the South Korean noir film Sad Tropics.Hyun Young and Kim Jong Min made history as Dispatch’s first New Year’s Day couple. His Instagram following also grew exponentially and now stands at a whopping 8.1 million. Netizens began showering Seon-ho with love and support again and brands also reinstated advertisements featuring the actor. It's not clear whether he had forced her to get the abortion, but nevertheless, public perception of Seon-ho quickly changed from villain to victim. The former couple's friends said that Seon-ho had been supportive throughout the abortion process - and even after - and that it was his ex-girlfriend who had been difficult. The pair's relationship had also fallen apart due to questionable circumstances and not because of Seon-ho's rise to fame.
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In a series of conversations leaked by Dispatch between the couple and their friends, it was revealed that Seon-ho had actually been a loyal and loving boyfriend. The tide began to turn when a report from Korean paparazzi media Dispatch revealed that his ex-girlfriend was not entirely innocent either.Īllegedly, she was seeing other men and had kept images and videos of Seon-ho on her personal devices. The 36-year-old also withdrew his participation in season four of the Korean variety show 2 Days and 1 Night. She also said he was obsessed with money and changed his attitude towards her after the abortion.įollowing news of the scandal, brands that Seon-ho endorsed - including Domino's Pizza Korea, Canon Korea, Miima and Nau Korea - dropped him and removed his commercials and photos from their official channels. That was until October 2021, when an anonymous woman, said to be his ex-girlfriend, accused him of mental abuse and claimed he forced her to get an abortion to save his career. The play will run from July 9 to Sept 18 at Seoul's Art One Theater.įor the uninitiated, Seon-ho was previously a rising star after his appearances in Start-Up and Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha. The story is based on the book of the same name by Joe Simpson and its 2003 film adaptation. As they make their descent, they face near-death situations and have to fight for survival. Set in 1985, the play follows Joe Simpson (played by Seon-ho) and Simon Yates, two British mountaineers in their grand quest to be the first to reach the summit of the Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes. On Wednesday (June 22), Seon-ho's agency Salt Entertainment announced the news with a promotional poster featuring Seon-ho. This will also be Seon-ho's first acting gig this year.Īnd seeing as he made his debut in theatre in 2009, this makes the 36-year-old's comeback through theatre rather poetic. His comeback project? The Korean adaptation of the play Touching the Void. After getting hit with a potentially career-ending scandal and then surviving the backlash, South Korean actor Kim Seon-ho is ready to step back into the spotlight after eight months.
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