Hyeri and Byeon Woo-seok's Support Truck Friendship on Dream to You Set
On January 4, 2026, Byeon Woo-seok showed his support for Hyeri by sending a snack truck to her 'Dream to You' filming set. Discover the story behind the Hyeri Byeon Woo-seok support truck friendship.
Even a freezing winter chill couldn't cool down this heartwarming bond. Actress Hyeri recently shared a glimpse of her close friendship with rising star Byeon Woo-seok, who sent a special surprise to her latest filming location.
On January 4, 2026, Hyeri posted several photos on her Instagram with the caption, "Thank you, friend." Bundled up in a fluffy winter coat, she posed happily in front of a snack truck sent by Byeon Woo-seok to support the cast and crew of her upcoming drama, Dream to You.
A Loyal Bond Since the 2022 Drama Moonshine
The duo's friendship dates back to 2022, when they starred together in the KBS historical drama 'Moonshine.' Since then, they've been known as one of the industry's most supportive pairs, frequently interacting on social media and celebrating each other's career milestones.
The snack truck featured a variety of Korean street foods like kimbap, fishcakes, and soondae. Hyeri is currently filming the Genie TV original 'Dream to You' alongside Hwang In-yeop. The show is slated to premiere on ENA later this year.
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