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Queen of Tears' Kim Ji-won in Singapore, met warmly by fans at Changi Airport

Queen of Tears' Kim Ji-won in Singapore, met warmly by fans at Changi Airport

Queen of Tears' Kim Ji-won in Singapore, met warmly by fans at Changi Airport
South Korean actress Kim Ji-won is in Singapore.
PHOTO: Screengrab/TikTok/Russellkotorin, Instagram/Kim Ji-won

It's been a few weeks since Queen of Tears wrapped up with its last episode, but it appears the hype hasn't died down just yet.

South Korean actress Kim Ji-won, who played Hong Hae-in in the hit K-drama, arrived at Changi Airport Terminal 4 last night (May 12) and was greeted by a big crowd of fans.

According to media reports, the 31-year-old is in town for an event by the luxury brand Bvlgari.

Videos taken by fans showed Ji-won being escorted by security as the barricaded crowd screamed and chanted her name.

Wearing a casual outfit and a cap, she waved at her supporters, collected letters along the way and even blew kisses at them.

The details regarding the fashion event and the length of Ji-won's stay are unclear.

Queen of Tears, which also stars Kim Soo-hyun, aired its last episode on April 28 and became the highest-rated drama on pay-television network tvN, surpassing the widely loved 2019 series Crash Landing on You.

The drama centres around Hae-in, heiress of departmental store Queens Group, and her lawyer husband Hyun-woo (Soo-hyun), whose parents are farmers. While they face marital crisis and are on the verge of divorce, Hae-in finds out that she is terminally ill.

As they navigate around Hae-in's deteriorating condition and a crisis in her family, their love rekindles.

All episodes are available on Netflix.

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