KimSeonHo And HanSoHee In Talks To Star In Hong Sisters' New Drama
,” and more. 10Asia similarly reported that Han So Hee is also in talks to star in a leading role.
A representative of Han So Hee’s agency 9ato Entertainment shared, “Hong Sisters’ new project ‘Can This Love be Interpreted?’ is one of the projects she has received an offer for. Nothing has been decided regarding her next project.”
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