Shin Hye-Sun’s Upcoming K-Drama To My Haeri: Release Date, Cast, Plot & More

To My Haeri, also known as Dear Hyeri, is the upcoming romance K-drama that will star Shin Hye-Sun as the female lead. The series will debut on ENA and Genie TV soon. Written by Han Ga-Ram, the highly anticipated drama has been collaboratively directed by Jung Ji-Hyun and Heo Seok-Won.

Shin Hye-Sun previously gained a lot of acclamation for her outstanding performance in several popular K-dramas, including Welcome to Samdal-ri, Mr. Queen, See You in My 19th Life, and more. As such, fans are now excited to see the actress play a new role in To My Haeri.

Shin Hye-Sun’s upcoming K-drama To My Haeri: Release date & time on ENA

ENA recently released a teaser trailer for To My Haeri on Instagram, announcing the release date and time of the series on the network. The much-awaited romance drama will premiere on September 23, 2024, on ENA. The air time of the series on the network is 10 p.m. KST. The upcoming Korean drama will also be available to watch on Genie TV on the same day.

To My Haeri K-drama: Cast & plot

Actress Shin Hye-Sun will portray the role of Joo Eun-Ho, aka Joo Hye-Ri, in the series. In the meantime, viewers will witness the Sweet Home actor Lee Jin-Wook as the male lead character, Jung Hyun-O, in To My Haeri. The supporting cast members of the drama include Kang Hoon, Kang Sang-Joon, Cho Hye-Joo, Jeon Bae-Su, and Fila Lee.

To My Haeri will explore the story of an unknown announcer, Joo Eun-Ho, who has been in the profession for fourteen years but has somehow not been able to gain recognition. Due to an emotional wound, she has developed a new personality, Joo Hye-Ri, who has a positive outlook. The series will also focus on the character Jung Hyun-O, Joo Eun-Ho’s long-time ex-boyfriend, who is a top announcer. He also carries a hidden pain. As the series progresses, the two characters will reunite and begin to heal one another’s wounds.

Don’t forget to watch To My Haeri on ENA and Genie TV next month.

Nikita Nath

Nikita is a K-Drama News Writer. She loves to explore different genres of Korean dramas, from evergreen classics like Goblin, Descendants of the Sun, Reply 1988, Coffee Prince to the freshly launched thrillers and rom-coms like The Uncanny Counter, Flower of Evil, True Beauty, Twenty Five Twenty One and many more.

She is also a K-Pop enthusiast and all things BTS!