Lee Yoo Mi catapults to fame after starring in two blockbuster K-dramas.
From being the dotting friend in "Squid Game" to the snooty antagonist in "All of Us Are Dead," the actress managed to capture the viewers' hearts regardless of her role.
Her stellar performance made the public love the 27-year-old actress.
Speaking of love, aside from her remarkable K-dramas, fans are also curious about her current status, whether Lee Yoo Mi is single or currently in a relationship.
Lee Yoo Mi Relationship Status 202
The rising star has appeared in several interviews and graced various magazines, but she never spoke about personal details when it comes to romance.
Moreover, she has not been involved in any dating rumors, so it is safe to say that she is currently.
Although fans are eager to know more about her relationship, the actress doesn't appear to be the type to detail personal things such as her romantic relationships.
Lee Yoo Mi New Drama: From 'Strong Woman Do Bong Soon' Sequel to tvN's Sports-Drama
It seems like her career is her main priority right now, as the actress is set to appear in multiple K-dramas in the coming year.
After the smash-hit series "All of Us Are Dead," Lee Yoo Mi will be starring in a "Strong Woman Do Bong Soon" sequel.
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Titled "Strong Woman Kang Nam Soon," Lee Yoo Mi will be joined by a roster of talented stars, including Ong Seong Wu, "Record of Youth's" Byeon Woo Seok, Kim Jung Eun from "Lovers in Paris" and veteran actress Kim Hae Sook.
In the upcoming sequel, Lee Yoo Mi will portray Do Bong Soon's (Park Bo Young) distant cousin Kang Nam Soon, who, like her relative, has immense strength.
Apart from it, the upcoming series will also focus on the reality of drug crimes in Gangnam.
From the highly anticipated sequel, the 27-year-old actress will also join the cast of tvN's "Mental Coach Je Gal Gil."
Lee Yoo Mi will headline the sports drama alongside Jung Woo, Kwon Yool, Park Se Young, and more.
Helmed by "Princess Lulu" and "When My Love Blooms" director Son Jung Hyun and penned by Special Labor Inspector Jo screenwriter Kim Ban Di, the forthcoming drama depicts the story of a former national athlete who chose to give up his career due to a scandal.
From being an athlete, he now becomes a mental coach and helps former and current professional athletes who have reached their slump.
Lee Yoo Mi Fact: Did You Know? She Remained Close to 'Squid Game' Star Jung Ho Yeon
One of the touching scenes in "Squid Game" was the marble episode where Kang Sae Byeok (Jung Ho Yeon) and Ji Yeong (Lee Yoo Mi) had to sacrifice in order to survive.
She tells Esquire Korea that since the beginning of the shoot, she and the SAG Awards Best Actress became close because they have a lot in common.
"We became close friends on the first day. We'd discuss acting a lot, meet at the cafe, and have tteokbokki together," she said.
Lee Yoo Mi also appeared in Jung Ho Yeon's video with Vogue Korea.
