Is This Gye Su-jeong from "Doctor X"? Kim Ji-won Showcases Piano and Dance Skills at Successful Fan Meeting After Two Years

Actor Kim Ji-won successfully wrapped up her first solo fan meeting in two years, creating unforgettable memories for her fans.

Kim held her 2026 fan meeting titled "Wonderland" on October 24 and 25 at the Unjung Green Campus Auditorium of Sungshin Women's University, spending a special time with her fans.

Kim opened the fan meeting by passionately singing Baek Yerin's "Square" (Note: "그럴때마다") live while playing a sweet piano melody. It delivered a deep sense of emotion to fans who had been eagerly waiting to see her play the piano on stage.

A variety of corners heated up the atmosphere at the venue. Kim perfectly pulled off dance and famous line challenges through the "Wonder Bingo" corner, and proved her extraordinary love for fans by making and gifting beaded bracelets and lucky turtle hand mirrors herself through a "One-Day Class."

In particular, during the Part 2 opening, she re-enacted Girls' Generation's "Genie" performance, following her "My House" stage from her previous fan meeting, drawing enthusiastic cheers. Later, toward the end of the show, she led the entire audience in sing-alongs with PSY's "Entertainer" stage, leaving a deep lingering impression until the very end by making eye contact with every single fan during a "hi-bye" event.

Kim shared her heartfelt thoughts, saying, "I prepared hard because I wanted to make WONEDER (fandom name) smile, and I hope you enjoyed it. It was such a happy time for me as well, and thank you for always supporting me."

Having successfully wrapped up her Seoul fan meeting, Kim is set to continue her Asian fan meeting tour in Macau, Taipei, Yokohama, Osaka, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and more.

Meanwhile, Kim is currently starring as Gye Su-jeong in the SBS Fri-Sat drama "Doctor X: Mafia in White".

(Photo courtesy of HighZium Studio)

 

(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kang Sun-ae)
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