”Marry my husband” actress Song Ha Yoon mentions the scene in Hot Topic where she saw Lee Yi Kyung and BoA... ”I was shaking.”

"I found out that she said so from watching the programme."

Actress Song Ha-youn gave a behind-the-scenes look at tvN drama Marry My Husband through a pictorial for fashion magazine Harper's BAZAAR Korea. Song Ha Yoon attracted a lot of attention for her perfect performance as the character of Jung Soo Min, her first villainous role in her life.

In the released pictorial, Song Ha Yoon showed a bold and charismatic figure in an outfit with red-coloured points.

When asked how it felt to have to act the worst character in her 20-year acting career, she replied "The only thought I had was to empty everything I've built up (and) not spare it. I want to see a slightly different me now, but I can't be tied to the past for that," she replied.

She continued, "When I put it out there, my personality and my disposition changed a lot. The criteria for separating pretty and ugly have also changed."

In response to the much-discussed scene where she blushed and spat out the single word 'waa, shi...', she said: 'I don't have much to recall frankly. I only have memories of being immersed in the film like a madman," and explained, "I opened the door of the room and saw the situation spread out in front of me, but I don't have time to think about anything and only vaguely remember the feeling of heat rising in my body and shivering."

Following 'Sam, My Way - Love's Reversal! 〜Song Ha-yun, who has continued her acting career with a strong presence in 'Marry My Husband' following 'Sam, My Way', said, "I don't think much has changed since I was a newcomer. Whether it was Seol Hee or Sumin, the character I played only attracted attention, but the life of an actor named Song Ha Yoon was the same".

She added: "It becomes more and more certain that nothing in life is set in stone. If you just do it with the idea of pushing through until you can, you will be able to meet anything" revealing her firm belief.

Song Ha Youn's pictorial and interview can be seen in the April issue of Harper's BAZAAR Korea and on the website, and the video on YouTube.