On June 26, South Korean media reported that actress Song Hye Kyo decided to leave her management company UAA (United Artists Agency) after 14 years of attachment to start a new journey.
UAA officially announced: "The exclusive contract between us and Song Hye Kyo has recently expired. After a long period of cooperation based on mutual trust, UAA and Song Hye Kyo have decided to close the cooperation path to this day and wish each other a good future.
After that, the beauty of "Descendants of the Sun" posted on her personal social network the status: "I have been really happy and grateful throughout the time accompanying UAA.
Every moment we experience together are precious memories that I will always cherish in my heart. I sincerely wish you all the best for the future journey of UAA!
The photo accompanying the post is an image of a red flower blooming profusely.
Finally, Song Hye Kyo had a private message: "Sister, thank you sister". This was said to be sent to Park Hyun Jung - CEO of UAA company.
Park Hyun Jung is Song Hye Kyo's long-time manager, having worked with the actress for more than 20 years. According to Korean media, she began taking care of Song Hye Kyo's career at the request of the actress's mother, then founded UAA in 2012 and made Song Hye Kyo the first artist of the company.
Song Hye Kyo's official close-up of her long-term relationship with her former management company is attracting attention and discussions about her next destination are taking place sôi nổi on social networks.
Sources in the entertainment industry revealed that Song Hye Kyo may soon establish her own management company to operate independently. But the actress has not spoken out about this information.
Meanwhile, fans are also focusing their attention on Song Hye Kyo's upcoming project, which is Netflix's new movie "Tantara" (or "Show business").
This is a large project with a production budget of up to 80 billion won. The script is written by screenwriter Noh Hee Kyung, this female screenwriter has collaborated twice with Song Hye Kyo through the movies "The World They Live in" (2008) and "That Winter, the Wind Blows" (2013).
The director of "Tantara" is Lee Yoon Jung, who previously directed the hit movie "Prince Coffee Shop".
In addition to Song Hye Kyo, the film also features Gong Yoo, Cha Seung Won, Kim Seol Hyun and Honey Lee.
Set in the Korean entertainment industry from the 1960s to 1980s - a period full of violence and chaos - "Tantara" tells the story of the journey of maturity of people who have nothing in hand but still try their best to pursue their dream of success and brilliance.
Previously, Netflix announced that the film would be released in the fourth quarter (from October to December) of 2026. With Song Hye Kyo leaving UAA, "Tantara" will become the first work marking the actress's new journey.
