Two years later and the hype for the hit K-drama True Beauty is still going strong. Hwang In-youp – who played the beloved second lead Han Seo-jun in the 2021 series alongside Cha Eun-woo and Mun Ka-young – hit our shores yesterday (Oct 3) for an Armani event at Ion Orchard, gathering crowds of fans. According to TikTok user Enstoppable,...
According to TikTok user Enstoppable, the 32-year-old star arrived at around 7.20pm and in the video she posted, In-youp could be seen waving at fans standing at the first and second floor of the mall as they screamed to get his attention.
Another fan praised In-youp's dedication to making fans happy as she commented how his "fan-service game" was "next level".In-youp began his career as a model before debuting as an actor with a lead role in the 2018 webdrama Why.
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