On the 21st, Kim Yoo-jung shared several pictures capturing the atmosphere of the set, expressing it as “another trace of us amid countless footprints.”
In the photos, Kim Yoo-jung is seen taking selfies with fellow actors and staff, radiating a warm and cheerful atmosphere. Her doll-like beauty also captures attention.
Kim Yoo-jung played the role of “Do Do-hee” in the SBS Friday drama “My Demon,” drawing significant interest from viewers even before the broadcast with her dazzling visuals and matured acting. Her chemistry with actor Song Kang received enthusiastic responses internationally, establishing her as a leading romantic comedy queen with a perfect chemistry of sweet romance throughout the show.
As the drama progressed, Kim Yoo-jung’s strength shone even brighter. Her acting skills, illuminated by her deep narrative understanding, added to the enjoyment of the drama. Excellently adapting to the historical genre befitting her title as the “historical goddess,” Kim Yoo-jung delivered a performance filled with various emotional expressions, creating breathtaking immersion. After each broadcast, she consistently received praise with reactions like “As expected, Kim Yoo-jung.” Throughout “My Demon,” Kim Yoo-jung showcased a comprehensive charm like a gift set, proving her capabilities as a representative actress in her 20s.
Kim Yoo-jung expressed her thoughts on the ending, saying, “When I first encountered ‘My Demon,’ I had the expectation that a different side of me might come out. Like Do Do-hee and Goo-won growing and developing through each other, I also felt that I could grow and develop a lot through ‘My Demon.'”
She continued, “On set, we had many discussions and shared ideas to create enjoyable scenes with the director and fellow actors. I sincerely thank all the viewers who enjoyed ‘My Demon’ during their time watching the drama. To everyone who joined me by the lonely Do Do-hee’s side, I express my heartfelt gratitude.”
Having concluded “My Demon,” Kim Yoo-jung will make a special appearance as “Min-ah” in the Netflix series “Chicken Gangjeong,” presenting a new side to the viewers.
