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Lee Seo-jin and Ha Ji-won Show Subtle Romantic Chemistry in Singapore


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Actors Lee Seo-jin and Ha Ji-won showcase extraordinary romantic chemistry in Singapore.

On the SBS Friday variety show "My Genie Secretary," airing at 11:10 PM tonight (Nov. 6), the second installment of Ha Ji-won's Singapore business trip will be fully unveiled, following last week's episode.

Previously, the Oct. 30 broadcast of "My Genie Secretary" broke its own record with a peak viewership rating of 4.9 percent per minute, fueled by the chemistry between Lee Seo-jin and Ha Ji-won, who reunited 23 years after the drama "Damo." It also proved its hot popularity by ranking second in the November variety show brand reputation survey released by the Korea Corporate Reputation Research Institute on November 3, confirming a two-week consecutive broadcast featuring a single guest for the first time in the program's history.

In tonight's broadcast, Lee Seo-jin reveals a sweet side by personally applying sunscreen to Ha Ji-won under the hot sun, once again creating a subtle romantic atmosphere. Later, when Ha Ji-won, appearing as a guest on Kangnam's YouTube content, asks Lee to "protect her from Kangnam's teasing," Lee transforms into a reliable bodyguard, assuring her, "Don't worry, it's my specialty."

In particular, Lee Seo-jin displays his sharp intellect as a New York University Stern School of Business graduate to protect Ha Ji-won from paying for meals, and even closely guards Ha Ji-won—who suffers from a fear of heights—mid-air during their challenge on Singapore's famous "Giant Swing," exploding with devotion as a "Ji-won enthusiast."

Lee Seo-jin's reliable bodyguard performance and sweet attentive care will be broadcast on "My Genie Secretary" at 11:10 PM on Friday, November 6.

Reporter Kang Sun-ae

(SBS Star News, Reporter Kang Sun-ae)

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