'Secretaries' Kim Kwang-kyu: "I've lived by catering to superiors since my military service"

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Actors Lee Seo-jin and Kim Kwang-kyu return as high-class, close-care managers.

On the 28th afternoon, a press conference for SBS variety program "Whatever You Want, Secretaries" (hereinafter "Secretaries") was held at Chelsea Hall, Kensington Hotel Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. Actors Lee Seo-jin, Kim Kwang-kyu, and PD Kim Jeong-wook attended.

Kim Kwang-kyu said, "Even during my military service, I lived by catering to seniors and constantly being cautious. I think the title 'Secretaries' was chosen to mean that we should continue to be careful in the future."

Kim Kwang-kyu added, "The filming sessions are too long and inefficient. Sometimes they start early in the morning and end late at night." He then joked, "If a movie offer comes my way, I'll quit."

"Secretaries" is a program where Lee Seo-jin and Kim Kwang-kyu go beyond their traditional manager roles to become "real secretaries," responsible for the most private and confidential aspects of a star's life. The show has been upgraded from simple caretaking to high-class, close-care service. In this season 2 of "Secretaries," singer Bibi appears as "my star."

"Secretaries" previously launched its first season last October under the title "My Manager Is Too Picky - Secretaries." Earlier participants as "my stars" included Lee Su-ji, Sunwoo Yong-nyeo, Ji Chang-wook, Do Kyung-soo, Yoo No-yoon, Cho Jung-seok, Lee Mi-sook, Han Jimin, IVE's An Yu-jin, Nam Jin, and Park Shin-hye. Season 1 of "Secretaries" achieved first place in its time slot from the very first broadcast, accumulated 170 million views across broadcast clips and highlight videos, ranked second overall and first in variety on Netflix's "Today's Korea Top Series," capturing audiences across TV, digital platforms, and OTT services.

"Secretaries" will premiere at 11:10 p.m. on the 28th.

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