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All grown up: How The Return of Superman's triplets, Gong Yoo's daughter in Train To Busan look now

All grown up: How The Return of Superman's triplets, Gong Yoo's daughter in Train To Busan look now
From left: Minguk, Song Il-kook, Manse, and Daehan
PHOTO: Screengrab/YouTube

Fans who followed the Korean variety show The Return of Superman since its early days would remember actor Song Il-kook's triplets. The little ones were only about two years old when they appeared on the 2014 show and charmed the socks off international audiences.

The boys, now nine, recently appeared in a trailer for the show to congratulate the series on its eighth anniversary.

Wearing matching striped shirts, Daehan, Minguk and Manse took turns to speak in the clip.

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Daehan said: "Hello everyone. We want to sincerely congratulate The Return of Superman for reaching its eighth anniversary."

Minguk continued: "We wish all viewers to experience only happy days."

Manse ended with: "We are debating whether we should rejoin The Return of Superman."

Seeing the boys again got several netizens emotional, judging from the comments.

One of them wrote: "If you are a The Return of Superman fan, there's no way that you don't know the Song triplets. They're the reason why I started watching the show… I miss them so bad, I'd still watch them even if they've grown so much. They still look so adorable to me, papa (Il-kook) raised them so well."

Meanwhile, the child actress who played Gong Yoo's daughter in Train To Busan is now 15 years old.

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Kim Su-an acted in a few films since the hit zombie movie and has two projects this year. In the recently released drama Reflections Of You, available on Netflix, she plays Li-sa, the daughter of the protagonist, a successful painter named Hee-joo.

The story revolves around Hee-joo (played by Go Hyun-jung), who feels like she's spending her without purpose despite seemingly having the perfect family life, and Hae-won (Shin Hyun-been), an art teacher who is full of life.

Su-an is also in the fantasy mystery movie Silence, about a beast that's unleashed after an accident on a foggy bridge. The movie, which doesn't have a release date yet, stars Lee Sun-kyun (Parasite) and Ju Ji-hoon (Jirisan).

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