In K-dramas, some relationships are just as iconic as the stories on screen. As actors work together on projects, they often build strong bonds that last long after filming ends. These friendships manifest in appearances on shows, public outings, or social media posts, always catching the attention of fans.
Gong Yoo and Lee Dong Wook
Their friendship began on the set of the K-drama “Goblin” in 2016. Ten years later, their bond remains strong as they continue to collaborate on various projects. In 2019, Gong Yoo was the first guest on the show “Because I Want to Talk” hosted by Lee Dong Wook.
They reunited for a SK Enmove campaign in 2023 and 2024, showcasing their humorous exchanges. In 2024, they were spotted at an MLB Seoul Series match, sitting just behind Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin, which sparked reactions online. More recently, they attended a concert with Kim Go Eun, their co-star in “Goblin.”
The Wooga Squad: Park Seo Joon, Park Hyung sik, Choi Woo shik, Taehyung, and Peakboy
The name Wooga means “Are we family?” and reflects the group’s closeness. Park Seo Joon, Park Hyung sik, and Taehyung from BTS starred together in the K-drama “Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth” in 2016, and their friendship extended beyond filming.
Park Seo Joon already knew Peakboy and Choi Woo shik before this project. They often send each other coffee trucks and participate in each other’s projects. Park Seo Joon made a cameo in the film “Parasite” starring Choi Woo shik, and Taehyung sang “Christmas Tree” for the soundtrack of the K-drama “Our Beloved Summer.”
Park Seo Joon, Choi Woo shik, and Taehyung also worked together in “Jinny’s Kitchen,” while Peakboy and Taehyung regularly collaborate on musical projects. They share their moments on Instagram with funny comments and appeared together in “In the Soop: Friendcation,” showcasing their relationship to fans.
(Short Context: The article discusses the strong friendships formed among Korean drama actors and highlights some significant relationships in the industry.)
Fact Check: The article highlights the enduring friendships between Korean drama actors, showcasing how these friendships extend beyond the screen and into real life.
