”Story-maker” IU chooses dress for ”child actor Ae-seung” of ”Thank You” at Film Festival... and even hair and makeup support

Another beautiful story about singer and actress IU has been added. The real life story of child actor Kim Tae Yeon, who played the childhood of IU's character Ae-seung in the Netflix series "Goodbye,"
Her mother commented, "Tae Yeon recently met IU unni (a term used by younger women to refer to older women they are close to) and said, "Tae Yeon asked me to convey 'Thank you!'"
He added, "Words alone are not enough to express my gratitude..." Kim Tae Yeon's mother also commented, "I was really surprised by his sudden appearance and I am grateful to him."
"I was really touched by your thoughtfulness and sincerity," he said, "IU! Once again, I'm really grateful." He then added, "IU unnie, I love you."
"I'm doing my best," she said, showing her affection. The photo released this time shows Kim Tae Yeon getting fitted for a dress at a shop.
Previously, Kim Tae Yeon was nominated for Best New Female Actress in the Broadcasting category at the 61st Baeksang Arts Awards.
In response, IU personally visited a dress shop and did a fitting for her, as she is not affiliated with any agency.
It was revealed that IU had been watching the drama. Furthermore, it was said that IU had also decided to help with the hair and makeup on the day of the awards ceremony. Meanwhile, IU and actor Park BoGum's drama "Good Work" is set in Jeju.
The series depicts the adventurous lives of Ae-seung (played by Park Bo-Gum), an "ambitious rebel" born in Jeju, and Gwang-sik (played by Park Bo-Gum), who has an "indomitable spirit," throughout the four seasons.
As soon as the first act was released, it was ranked first in the series category of "Today's Korea TOP 10" and has continued to maintain its first place even after the fourth act was released, making it a hit among viewers.
It has proven to be a hot topic. In the three weeks since its release, it has also ranked first in the Global Top 10 Series (Non-English) category, and since the first act was released, it has been ranked first in the Global Top 10 Series (Non-English) category.
The TV series has maintained its position in the top rankings and has been attracting viewers both in Korea and abroad. Since the release of the fourth episode, it has recorded 6 million views and ranked 3rd in the Global Top 10 Series (Non-English).
The album ended on a high note, making it into the top 10 list in a total of 39 countries, including not only Korea but also Bolivia, Chile, Morocco, the Philippines, and Malaysia.