Joo Hyun-young Involved in Traffic Accident While Moving to Set, Halts Activities Temporarily to Focus on Recovery
Actor Joo Hyun-young was involved in an unexpected traffic accident while on the way to a drama shoot, leading to a temporary break for rest and recovery.
Her agency AIMC stated through an official announcement on the 5th, “An accident occurred on the 4th while moving for a schedule, resulting in minor injuries that require rest and treatment.”
The accident took place on a highway heading towards Hadong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do.
At the time, Joo Hyun-young was a passenger in a vehicle drIVEn by her manager, en route to filming for the drama ‘Good Witch Bessie.’
Following the accident, Joo Hyun-young was transferred to a hospital where she underwent detailed examinations, fortunately revealing no serious injuries.
AIMC mentioned, “Although the injuries are not severe, medical professionals recommend stable recovery, so all schedules are being adjusted for the time being,” emphasizing that they are prioritizing the actress’s health recovery.
As a result, there have been changes in Joo Hyun-young’s role as a DJ on SBS Power FM’s ’12시엔 주현영.’
SBS announced, “To allow Joo Hyun-young to focus on treatment, the program will be operated under a special DJ system.”
Expressing regret over Joo Hyun-young’s absence, which is valued for communication with listeners, messages wishing for her speedy recovery are being shared.
Joo Hyun-young has been actIVEly engaged in various activities recently. The movie ‘Train to Busan’ is set to be released in July, showcasing her dIVErse acting skills and character portrayal in a wide range of dramas and variety shows, expanding her presence.
In particular, since gaining popularity through ‘SNL Korea,’ she has displayed a distinctIVE presence in various works.
According to her agency, future schedules will be carefully adjusted considering Joo Hyun-young’s recovery status.
Among fans, messages of support such as “Prioritize health over everything else” are being shared, creating an atmosphere that hopes for sufficient rest before returning to activities.