‘Good Partner’ Star Han Jae Yi Apologizes to Viewers: 'Sorry for Raising Your Blood Pressure'

Actress Han Jae-yi made a sincere apology and expressed her appreciation to the fans as the K-drama series Good Partner released its last episode on Wednesday.

The actress portrayed Choi Sara, a mistress, sparking an enthusiastic reaction from viewers. Ms. Han made a sincere apology and shared her impressions of starring in such a controversial role.

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The letter of apology was released by her agency. The actress thanked all those who helped her work on the project, saying, "When I first got a part, I was happy.

When I got the role of Choi Sara, I was not sure if I could handle it. But thanks to the writer, director, and all the amazing crews, and great senior actors, I was able to fulfill it to the end.

I had an excellent time and an excellent staff to work with. I have also learned a lot from the senior ones."

Separately, the actress addressed the viewers triggered by her character and apologized, "I want to say to someone that I'm sorry that your wife, mother, and mother-in-law's blood pressure likely went up because of me, Choi Sarah. I will greet you with other works and ask for continued interest."

Her apology came amid the broadcast of the final episode of the project, "Please watch the last episode. Thank you for your love."

The vivid role of Choi Sara, played by Han, made a significant impression on the viewers. The dimension of the image caused both anger and sympathy.

Thanks to her great acting and development of such a vivid character, the actress of the series was able to show different facets of emotions and thus prove to be a good young actress.

The last episode of Good Partner was released on September 20 on KBS.

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Rovelyn Barba