Ha Young exits "Trauma Center Season 2"; Jung Ye-in boards the project [Star Issue]

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Actress Ha Young has exited Netflix's "Trauma Center" Season 2 amid a controversy over her great-great-grandfather, while actress Jung Ye-in, formerly of Lovelyz, has confirmed her participation.

According to Netflix on the 30th, Jung Ye-in has finalized her role in "Trauma Center" Season 2. Jung will join as Cheon Jang-mi, the character Ha Young stepped down from, and will act alongside actors Joo Ji-hoon and Choo Young-woo.

Cheon Jang-mi is a nurse on the severe trauma team in the series, a role previously portrayed by Ha Young in the first season.

Ha Young gained recognition for her portrayal of Nurse Cheon Jang-mi in "Trauma Center" Season 1, which was released in January last year. Consequently, her participation in Seasons 2 and 3 alongside key cast members such as Joo Ji-hoon had been naturally discussed, but she voluntarily withdrew from the project.

Recently, Ha Young revealed on a terrestrial variety show that her great-great-grandfather, Ahn Sang-ho, was a doctor who treated Ko Jong (황제). However, it was later confirmed that he had joined a pro-Japanese organization, sparking intense controversy.

Jung Ye-in, who has joined "Trauma Center" Season 2, debuted with Lovelyz in 2014 and began her acting career by appearing in the web drama "The Blue Sea" and tvN's "Criminal Mind" in 2017.

Meanwhile, filming for "Trauma Center" Season 2 is set to begin in October.

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