The 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards took place in Seoul, featuring stars like Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin, who made history as a couple.
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On the afternoon of the 19th, the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards were held at KBS Hall in Yeongdeungpo, Seoul. On this day’s red carpet, attendees included Son Ye-jin, Girls' Generation's YoonA, former IZ*ONE member Kim Min-ju, Lee Sung-bin, former Weki Meki's Kim Do-young, Park Ji-hyun, No Yoon-so, Jung Yeo-bin, Shin Hyun-bin, Lee Jae-in, Kim So-hyun, Choi Yu-ri, Hong Ye-ji, Lee Hae-young, Yeom Hae-ran, Lee Jung-eun, and MC Han Ji-min. Hyun Bin & Son Ye-jin achieved a historic first by both winning two awards together, and their affectionate comments became a hot topic. Lee Kwang-soo and Lee Sung-bin, who are in a public relationship, were also spotted in a long-distance two-shot at the awards ceremony, drawing attention with their binocular pose.
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