Ahead Of The Military, Na In Woo Asks For A Holiday Permit With Player Marry My Husband

Na In Woo (tvN)

JAKARTA - The drama players Marry My Husband will get holiday gifts from television stations. The success of their drama in terms of ratings and popularity has made the crew and players awarded to Vietnam for five days.

Launching tvN representations, so far only Park Min Young has been confirmed to participate in the holiday. Meanwhile, other actors such as Lee Yi Kyung, Song Ha Yoon and Choi Gyu Ri are still taking care of their schedules.

BoA, who plays a villain, cannot take part in this holiday because of a series of schedules. Different news came from Na In Woo who was trying to be able to take a vacation with the players.

Meanwhile, Na In Woo, who is scheduled to leave for military service this year, plans to seek permission from the Military Labor Administration to take this holiday prize.

"We plan to ask permission from the Military Labor Administration so that he can receive holiday gifts," representative Na In Woo told Star News.

According to the rules of the Military Labor Administration, men over 25 years old must obtain permission from the commissioner to travel abroad. This rule is addressed to those planning to be conscripted.

Na In Woo, who will be 30 years old this year, has not yet served in the military. In Woo himself has not yet received a schedule for when he will depart, but he will ask permission to take the holiday prize.

The drama Marry My Husband, which is adapted from a webnovel of the same name, has been successful since it premiered on January 1. In the latest episode, this drama scored a double-digit rating towards the end of its drama broadcast.

Marry My Husband tells the story of Kang Ji Won (Park Min Young) who witnessed his best friend Jung Soo Min (Song Ha Yoon) having an affair with her husband Park Min Hwan (Lee Yi Kyung) and taking revenge by returning to the past.

The plan is that the crew and players of Marry My Husband will vacation in Vietnam for five days starting from March 10.