On the morning of September 27, Sports Chosun reported that Son Ye Jin had unexpectedly become a hot topic on South Korean social media after liking a post about her husband Hyun Bin’s drama. Notably, the post compiled negative reactions from viewers toward the ending of Made in Korea 2, which stars Hyun Bin in the leading role.
Ever since they began dating, Son Ye Jin has consistently been a strong supporter of Hyun Bin, frequently showing support for her husband’s acting projects. That is precisely why many were puzzled when the actress suddenly liked a post containing numerous critical comments about his drama. On online forums, viewers began wondering about the real reason behind Son Ye Jin’s unusual move, with some even questioning whether something might be going on between the couple.
Opinions are currently divided over Son Ye Jin’s unexpected like. Some believe the Crash Landing on You star simply tapped the like button by accident. “She probably liked it unintentionally. There’s no deeper meaning,” one comment read. Another suggested, “Maybe she just saw a photo of her husband and automatically hit like.”
At the same time, many fans stressed that Son Ye Jin liking the post could simply mean that she was unhappy with the ending of Made in Korea 2, rather than indicating any problem in her marriage. Many viewers themselves had expressed frustration with the director’s decision to have the male lead, Baek Ki Tae, played by Hyun Bin, die at the end of the series.
As of now, Son Ye Jin has not publicly addressed or clarified the social media like that has sparked widespread discussion.
Son Ye Jin and Hyun Bin first worked together in the 2018 film The Negotiation. Their positive impressions of each other from their first meeting eventually helped their relationship develop further. Hyun Bin apparently made a particularly favorable first impression on Son Ye Jin. The actress once openly praised him, saying, “His skin and hair are so beautiful. They’re so good that they make me, and probably other women too, jealous.”
