Actor Kim Sung-cheol and Miss Korea alumna Choi Seo-eun's wedding photos, reminiscent of a real newlywed couple, have been revealed, capturing the public's attention.
On the 13th, Choi Seo-eun posted a photo with Kim Sung-cheol, her on-screen husband from the Netflix original series 'Monthly Boyfriend', on her personal social media account. In the released photos, the two are perfectly styled in a tuxedo and wedding dress, beaming with bright smiles, evoking the atmosphere of a couple about to get married.
In particular, Choi Seo-eun added the caption, "The invitation from Yumi and Se-jun has arrived. Even though my photo turned out better, my fiancé (future husband) says it's cute," showing her complete immersion in her character. The photo has been revealed to be a prop photo that triggered the protagonist Mi-rae's anger in the drama, providing viewers with a unique enjoyment.
Upon seeing this, netizens reacted enthusiastically, saying, "I was surprised thinking they were a real newlywed couple," and "I feel vicarious satisfaction from Kim Sung-cheol's excited gaze." Some fans left witty comments opposing the couple's marriage, fully immersed in the drama's storyline, proving its buzzworthiness.
Netflix's 'Monthly Boyfriend' is a romantic comedy that depicts the story of a protagonist exhausted by reality who subscribes to a virtual dating simulation. Kim Sung-cheol plays Se-jun, Mi-rae's first love who, after a long-term relationship, is about to marry Yumi, showcasing delicate emotional acting.
Meanwhile, Choi Seo-eun gained public recognition through the variety show 'Solo Hell 2' in 2022 and has been solidifying her position as an actress by appearing in 'Typhoon Company', 'Sculpture City', and more. Kim Sung-cheol has also been recognized for his outstanding acting in numerous works, including 'Prison Playbook' and 'Our Beloved Summer', and is currently active in the musical 'Death Note' as L.
The perfect chemistry of the two actors, who have left a strong impression in the drama, is generating significant buzz outside of the work, further heightening public expectations for their future acting endeavors.
