The Star Next Door
"The biggest enemy lives my next door."
A top actress lives next door to a teenage tennis player named So-eun who is, in fact, her daughter. Mother and daughter don't quite get along.
"The biggest enemy lives my next door."
A top actress lives next door to a teenage tennis player named So-eun who is, in fact, her daughter. Mother and daughter don't quite get along.
Han Chae-young
Hye-mi
Jin Ji-hee
So-eun
Im Seul-ong
Ji-hoon
Lim Hyung-jun
Reporter
Solbi
Mi-hyang
Kim Bo-mi
Park Young-sook
Yoo Yeon-mi
Mi-yeon
Kim Ri-won
Hye-mi's Stylist
A top actress lives next door to a teenage tennis player named So-eun who is, in fact, her daughter. Mother and daughter don't quite get along.
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