Song Joong-ki and Jeon Yeo-been Confirm Feelings with a Kiss in 'My Youth'

In the latest episodes of JTBC's Friday series 'My Youth', a passionate kiss between Sun Woo-ha (Song Joong-ki) and Sung Je-yeon (Jeon Yeo-been) marked a turning point in their relationship, confirming their deep feelings for each other.

Sun Woo-ha decided to appear in a documentary, driven by his desire to see Sung Je-yeon. However, the decision brought back painful memories from his past, leaving him struggling. Fortunately, he wasn't alone this time. Sung Je-yeon's comforting embrace and words offered him solace, making him feel understood and supported.

When Sung Je-yeon inquired about his reason for participating, Sun Woo-ha confessed it was a 'message to a friend he parted ways with,' culminating in a kiss that intensified the romantic tension and left viewers eager to see where their relationship will go. The episode ended with this significant moment, hinting at the blossoming romance between the two.

Earlier, Sun Woo-ha's return to broadcasting stirred controversy as old footage resurfaced, dredging up traumatic memories of his childhood. He was seen alone at his mother's funeral, a stark image of a lonely child. Sung Je-yeon rushed to his side, embracing him and apologizing for bringing him into this situation. Overwhelmed, Sun Woo-ha asked for another hug, finding comfort in her arms and finally receiving the healing he desperately needed.

His early career as a child actor, which initially connected him to his family, ended abruptly after his mother's involvement in an investment scam and her subsequent death. This early trauma led him to prematurely understand the 'comfort that comes from not believing.' The series continues to explore the complex emotional journey of Sun Woo-ha, with the burgeoning romance with Sung Je-yeon offering a glimmer of hope.

Song Joong-ki, born in 1985, debuted in the 2008 film 'A Frozen Flower'.

He is widely loved by fans globally for his roles in dramas like 'Descendants of the Sun' and 'Vincenzo,' and films such as 'A Werewolf Boy' and 'The Battleship Island'.

He is married to actress Katy Louise Saunders, and they have a son together.