In a sincere interview with May 19th in a coffee in Samcheong-Dong, SeoulJo Bo-Ah shared his thoughts about the drama, his marriage and the future dreams of family life.
In Dear HongrangJo star like Jae-YiThe stepsister of Hong shouted (interpreted by Lee Jae-Wook), the son lost for some time of Joseon’s largest commercial family. When he returns after 12 years without memory of his past, only Jae-Yi suspects that something is wrong.
Chemistry on the screen and binding out of the screen
The drama explores identity, memory and desire in an obsessively atmospheric environment.
“We finished shooting around May last year and was finally published after about a year”, Jo said. “Filming lasted about eight months: it was a long journey.”
Jo Bo-Ah shared that the spectators were deeply moved by the emotional ending of the show and praised both her and the co-protagonist Lee Jae-Wook. He highlighted Lee’s passion and reliability during demanding shots, saying that they worked well together and that he felt they could really trust him.
Their relationship out of the screen grew quickly:
“He has a great personality. If someone is shy when I get closer to them, I also become cautious. But Jae-Wook was open, so we did it right away. I even called him” angel “in the end” She laughed.
Balance of the young spirit and the public image
When asked about his personality, Jo revealed:
“I try to live as if I were still at 20, of great and carefree. I want to cling to that part of myself.”
Jo also candidly spoke of his appearance in varieties shows:
“It wasn’t about being fun: I wanted to show who I really am. I felt like I wasn’t connected enough with people, so I made an effort through that format.”
Private wedding and hopes for the future
In October last yearJo surprised the fans by announcing it marriageAlthough it has no items of public appointments in advance.
“I’ve always had romantic marriage ideas”, He shared. “But I was so passionate about work, I continued to postpone it. I try to keep my job and personal life separate.”
Although she remained discreet for her husband, she admitted affectionately:
“It is really right. Honestly … I think it’s too good for me.”
On future plans and children, Jo said:
“My parents gave me a warm and loving home. I have always wanted to create that type of family alone.”
As for a honeymoon, he added, “We haven’t planned one yet.”
With Dear Hongrang Now in streaming on Netflix, the graceful balance of honesty and elegance of Jo Bo-Ah continues to hung it to fans all over the world, both inside and outside the screen.
