Han So Hee Candidly Talks About the 'Mistress' Character in the Drama 'THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED'

Kapanlagi.com - The popularity of THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED has made the name Han So Hee who can be said as a rising newcomer artist through her role as Yeo Da Kyung. In a recent interview and photoshoot session for Grazia magazine, Han So Hee expressed her opinion about the character she portrayed in the latest hit drama THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED.

In less than a month since its premiere, THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED has made history for JTBC multiple times. The drama has broken the record for the highest viewer ratings ever achieved by a JTBC drama's premiere episode. Recently, THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED also achieved the second highest viewer ratings in the history of JTBC dramas, surpassing ITAEWON CLASS, where the first position is still held by SKY CASTLE.

1. Different Personality

Han So Hee © GRAZIA

When asked to explain her personality, Han So Hee chose to compare herself to the character in the drama. She admitted that the character she plays in the drama is different from her real personality.

"Da Kyung is someone who tends to be introverted and quiet, but I myself am more relaxed compared to her. I like to chat with other people, I am also the type of person who quickly makes friends with people I don't know well," Han So Hee said as quoted by Soompi.

She continued, "In addition, Da Kyung is an emotional person. Compared to her, I am more capable of thinking rationally when making decisions. I am not the type of person who acts recklessly."

2. Admire Kim Hee Ae

Han So Hee mentioned that she considers her co-star Kim Hee Ae as her role model. She admitted that she wants to play strong female characters like the ones portrayed by Kim Hee Ae.

"After watching Kim Hee Ae's past projects and witnessing her acting up close, I feel like saying, 'I want to be like that actress,'" Han So Hee expressed.

3. GRAZIA Magazine Model

Han So Hee © GRAZIA

Han So Hee looks captivating in the photoshoot for GRAZIA magazine.

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