In a warm and sincere moment, the actress Jo Bo-Ah removed the high-famous personality layers of Lee Dong-Wook, calling him a “tsundere” and revealing that it takes at least a year to truly understand it.
On May 7, Jo Bo-Ah appeared in the YouTube show Narae-Sikhosted by the comedian Park Na-Ra. The two shared an honest conversation entitled “Jo bo-ah, are you avoiding me?”touching co-protagonists, friendships and even personal accidents.
When he asked her with those who had the best chemistry in her numerous melodramas, Jo Bo-Ah has affected her time with affection Such of the Nine Taild With Lee Dong-Wook and Kim Bum. “The filming of that drama was pure joy. Dong-Wook has this charm of tsundere, while Kim Bum was incredibly sweet and kind”, he said.
Jo recalled that he sent coffee trucks to his co-protagonists, including one in Lee Dong-Wook with an ironic message:
“Dong-Wook can grumble, block or say strange things, but it’s all just to get closer to you. Please have patience with him at least 10 times.”
Park Na-Ra Rise, “This is a total user manual for Dong-Wook!” To which Jo Bo-ah added, “At the beginning it is easily misunderstood. You might think:” Why is it so acute? Did I do something wrong? “But it is really as affection expresses.
The episode also dealt with the recent case of theft with Park Na-RAE burglary. Jo Bo-Ah expressed concern and Park revealed that he had recovered his stolen luxury objects, some of which were found listed online thanks to a persistent friend. “They were sold but found quickly”, He said, remembering the panic to discover his signed bag that is missing before a wedding photo shoot with his peers.
On a lighter note, Park praised the dry and impeccable appearance of Jo Bo-Ah during an extreme heat during a previous variety service. Jo joked, “Since I depilate for body hair, sweat finds other exits. In reality I sweat from my stomach, sometimes just above my navel!”
Jo Bo-Ah also touched his wedding with a non-celebrity in October 2024 and his next first post-Motrimonial project, the Netflix series Dear Hongrangscheduled for the first of May 16th.
