Kim Young Kwang and Lee Sung Kyung will reportedly lead the Disney+ drama "Tell Me It's Love"

Kim Young Kwang and Lee Sung Kyung will reportedly work together in the upcoming Disney+ drama "Tell Me It's Love."

On April 21st, several media outlets shared that Kim Young Kwang and Lee Sung Kyung will be the main leads of the upcoming romantic melodrama "Tell Me It's Love." 

Kim Young Kwang's agency Wide S Company responded to the reports and confirmed that the actor will be leading the drama. They also revealed that the actor is currently filming for the series. The agency also asked for support in his new project. 

Lee Sung Kyung's agency YG Entertainment also responded to the reports. The agency confirmed that the actress did receive the casting offer and she is positively reviewing it. 

"Tell Me It's Love" is a romantic melodrama that tells the revenge story of a man and a woman. As they get to know more about each other, they will feel different emotions instead of revenge. 

Kim Young Kwang will play the role of Han Dong Jin, a man who focuses on work as a way to cope with the loneliness in his life. His life will change after he meets a woman seeking revenge. 

Lee Sung Kyung got the offer to play the role of Shim Woo Joo, the woman who's seeking revenge against Han Dong Jin. After knowing more about him, her feelings will change. 

"Tell Me It's Love" will exclusively premiere on Disney+. It will reportedly be broadcasted in the first half of 2023. 

This will be the third upcoming drama project of Kim Young Kwang. He will also lead the upcoming dramas "Somebody" and "Mission 2: Possible." He will also join the upcoming films "50 First Dates," "Broker," and "Comeback Home." 

Kim Young Kwang last starred in the 2021 drama "Hello, Me!" with Choi Kang Hee, Lee Re, Eum Moon Suk, Kim Yoo Mi, Ji Seung Hyun, and more. 

Meanwhile, this will possibly be Lee Sung Kyung's first drama project for 2023. She will lead the soon to air tvN drama "Sh**ting Stars" with Kim Young Dae, Yoon Jong Hoon, Kim Yoon Hye, Girls Day's Park So Jin, and CNBLUE's Lee Jung Shin.