"Running Man" mainstay Song Ji Hyo is rumored to sign with a new agency after the news circulated that her exclusive contract with the current agency will end in October. Keep on reading for more details.
Song Ji Hyo To Part Ways With Creative Group ING
Daum reported on August 25 that Song Ji Hyo's exclusive contract with Creative Group ING will expire this coming October. The actress has been with the agency since it was established in 2019. After almost three years of working together, both sides decided not to continue their partnership after thorough discussions.
There are several options, even rumors about Song Ji Hyo transferring to a new company or establishing a one-man agency, "The Witch's Diner" star reportedly plans to work independently for the time being.
Song Ji Hyo in 'Running Man'
Meanwhile, Song Ji Hyo continues to star in the longest Korean variety show, "Running Man" alongside Yoo Jae Suk, Kim Jong Kook, Haha, Ji Suk Jin, Jeon So Min, and Yang Se Chan. At the beginning of August, the show already had a new PD as PD Choi Bo Pil stepped down from his position, since he is set to produce another exciting variety show with SBS.
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Song Ji Hyo also entered the August Brand Ranking Reputation with some of her co-Running Man co-stars.
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Apart from hosting, the female star made her drama comeback with the fantasy series "The Witch's Diner," where she worked with Nam Ji Hyun and Chae Jong Hyeop. The program received an enthusiastic response from the viewers during its run in 2021.
Song Ji Hyo Celebrates 42nd Birthday
The "Princess Hours" actress just celebrated her 42nd birthday last August 15. She also posted snaps on Instagram where she received gifts and cakes from her beloved fans. In her recently shared photos during her special days, Ji Hyo flaunted the special presents that her international fans gave her.
Meanwhile, the actress-host entered the world of entertainment when she first landed as the cover model of the magazine "Kiki" in 2001. She then started to receive acting projects, and her first movie was "Wishing Stairs" in 2003.
She then rose to fame after she appeared in the phenomenal K-drama "Princess Hours" in 2006. Followed by "Prince of the Legend," "Detectives in Trouble," "The Fugitive of Joseon," "Emergency Couple," "Listen to Love," "Entourage," "Love Horribly," and more.
Song Ji Hyo also solidified her acting on the big screen and appeared in the movies "Some," "A Frozen Flower," "Late Blossom," "New World," "What a Man Wants," "Unstoppable," and Intruder,"
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