Yoo Jae-suk’s high fever led to the cancellation of "Tteumman Namyen (If There's a Gap)," but filming resumed today (the 6th) with guests Chae Soobin and Shin Seung-ho [Official]

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Filming for "Tteumman Namyen," which had been canceled due to broadcaster Yoo Jae-suk’s health issues, has resumed.

The production team of the SBS variety show "Tteumman Namyen" told StarNews on the 6th, "Filming was resumed today, with actors Chae Soobin and Shin Seung-ho participating as guests."

Yoo Jae-suk had been forced to cancel the recording last month on the 22nd due to temporary high fever symptoms caused by a cold while preparing for the filming of "Tteumman Namyen" near Jongno in Seoul. The guests at that time were Chae Soobin and Shin Seung-ho.

Regarding this, Yoo Jae-suk’s agency Antenna stated at the time, "He is focusing on recovery, and we have asked for understanding from those involved while coordinating a reschedule for the re-recording."

Chae Soobin, who appeared as a guest on the resumed filming of "Tteumman Namyen," will appear in the Netflix series "Charge Me Up" airing on the 9th. Shin Seung-ho starred in the film "Resurrection Man: The Red."

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