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Kim Hye Yoon and Lomon are the next K-drama couple of SBS.
On September 4, SBS officially confirmed that the upcoming romantic comedy K-drama I'm Human from Today will be led by Kim Hye Yoon and Lomon.
I'm Human from Today will tell the romance story of a gumiho with an unchanging youth and beauty. Unlike the traditional Gumiho, Eun Ho stays away from good deeds and men in fear that she will become human. After meeting a star soccer player, who is a narcissist, her life as a gumiho will change.
Director Kim Jung Kwon (Maestra: Strings of Truth and Love to Hate You) and writers Jo Ah Young and Park Chan Young who created the web series Best Chicken will work together for the upcoming K-drama. The K-drama will be produced by Binge Works.
I'm Human from Today will exclusively air on SBS in 2025. The upcoming K-drama will reportedly have 12 episodes.
Kim Hye Yoon will give life to the character named Eun Ho. She is a gumiho who has no intention of becoming a human. She enjoys the unchanging youth and stays away from good deeds and men so that she will not become a human. After meeting the soccer player, her life will have a turnaround.
The actress shared her thoughts on joining the K-drama, "I am happy to greet the viewers again with the new work I'm Human from Today. I will take on a new role and show another side of me so please look forward to the K-drama and give it a lot of attention."
Lomon will portray the role of Kang Si Yeol. He is a world-class soccer player. He is a star player who has achieved everything in his career. He lives with great self-love and pride and the only fear he has is muscle loss. His perfect life will crumble after meeting a Gumiho.
The actor shared, "I am glad and excited to be working with great actors in this wonderful drama. Kang Si Yeol is a character with a lot of charms so I believe I can show the viewers a new side of me. We will do our best to show you a good performance so please look forward to it."
