Girl's Day member Hyeri shares about her boyfriend Ryu Jun Yeol.
During the talks, Hyeri was asked about her partner Ryu Jun Yeol. She replied, "Even though we are both busy, we are still happily going on dates." She added, "I think I see him as much as I hang out with my fellow Girl's Day members."
The female artist kept going and said, "To be honest, it's not that I was not expecting questions like these during the interview, but I feel a bit hurt whenever the center of the discussion becomes about that topic while I talk. I think 'I have been talking for an hour, but the title of the articles that will come out can change quickly?'" She then joked, "I have lived my eight months as Sun Shim and appeared here feeling really thrilled the moment the drama has come to an end."
Hyeri further stated, "I made my debut first in the entertainment industry, and I believe Ryu Jun Yeol enjoyed the character Lee Sun Shim and the drama 'Miss Lee.' Whatever he tells me, I would always keep those in mind."
The celebrity later described her feelings for Ryu Jun Yeol as she said, "It depends, but now and then he is cold, and at times he is warm."
After working together in the television series "1988" in 2015-2016, Girl's Day Hyeri and actor Ryu Jun Yeol made clear that they are in a relationship last August 2017. The couple are said to have started dating in 2016, and up until now, they are going strong in spite of their hectic schedules.
Hyeri recently played a role in tvN's office-comedy drama "Miss Lee" that is about an ordinary employee named Lee Sun Shim, who unexpectedly became the CEO of the company she is working at. The actress was the one who acted as the female lead character and worked with other actors, including Kim Sang Kyung, Uhm Hyun Kyung, and Cha Seo Won.
"Miss Lee" marks Hyeri's return to the small screen after a year and eight months since her last drama project, "Two Cops," that aired from November 2017 to January 2018.
Apart from television shows, Hyeri also established herself as a movie actress in March 2017, when she became the female lead in the film titled "Monstrum."
