Dahyun is a South Korean musician and TV personality who was born on May 28, 1998. She first made a name for herself in the entertainment industry while still a teenager, appearing as a contestant in the 2015 reality television show “Sixteen.” She was subsequently selected as a founding member of the K-pop girl group TWICE, which made its debut later the same year. She has since gone on to appear on a number of variety TV shows, including “Real Men” and “Weekly Idol” in 2016. She also co-hosted the 2020 Lunar New Year edition of “Idol Star Athletics Championships.”

Da Hyun

TWICE’s Dahyun To Take Hiatus From “THIS IS FOR” Tour Due To Injury

3 Highlights From The Final Episodes Of “Love Me”

Seo Hyun Jin, Yoo Jae Myung, And “Love Me” Cast Share Heartfelt Farewells Ahead Of Tonight’s Finale

Dahyun And Lee Si Woo’s Sweet Past Clash With A Painful Present In “Love Me”

4 Emotions Seo Hyun Jin And Her Family Faced In Episodes 9-10 Of “Love Me”

January Girl Group Member Brand Reputation Rankings Announced

Lee Si Woo And TWICE’s Dahyun Share Quiet Domestic Moments As They Begin Living Together In “Love Me”

3 Pivotal Moments Faced By Seo Hyun Jin In Episodes 7-8 Of “Love Me”

From Seo Hyun Jin To Lee Si Woo: 3 Romance Points To Watch In “Love Me”

Longtime Friends Lee Si Woo And Dahyun Face Each Other With Heavy Hearts After Crossing A Line In “Love Me”

While Seo Jun Kyung (Seo Hyun Jin) has a successful career as a obstetrician-gynecologist, her composed exterior hides deep sadness, all stemming from an accident seven years prior that tore her family apart. To prevent others from learning about her past, she keeps to herself and projects confidence that she doesn't truly believe in. Everything changes when she meets her next-door neighbor Ju Do Hyun (Chang Ryul), a talented and free-spirited music director who immediately sees through her attempts at concealing her loneliness. As Jun Kyung and Do Hyun begin to grow closer, their relationship changes both of them in ways they never could have expected. This drama is a remake of the 2019 Swedish series of the same name.

Love Me

7️⃣ Ways to Heal

Ji Hye On

Like many high school students, Jin Woo (Jin Young) and his friends can be troublemakers. However, after Jin Woo gets caught playing a prank in class, he's assigned to special supervision by Sun Ah (Kim Da Hyun), the class president – but it's not much of a punishment for Jin Woo, since he's long admired Sun Ah and found her attractive. While Sun Ah and Jin Woo seem very different on the surface, they begin to grow closer to each other as they spend more time together, but struggle to truly express their feelings. Will their young love blossom into a lasting romance, or will it become just another teenage memory? This film was adapted from the 2011 Taiwanese film of the same name.

You Are the Apple of My Eye

Kim Sun Ah

Shows

About