Ren and Hui adorn the cover of "THEATRE+" magazine, showcasing various stylings and their activities as actors and musicians.
November/5/2023 19:30
Ren (NU'EST), who is also active as an actor, and Hui from PENTAGON, boasted a beautiful visual that heralds autumn. The two adorned the cover of the recently released magazine "THEATRE+". In the cover and gravure, Ren showcased various stylings, from enchanting see-through tops to warm sweaters, in his own unique atmosphere. Hui stood out with an all-white coordinate and a boyfriend look-inspired cardigan and pants style. Ren has been actively communicating with fans through various activities this year. He released his 1st solo album "Ren'dezvous" in June and held the 2023 fan concert "Ren'dezvous" in Japan and Seoul. He also made his official Korean drama debut as an actor through the role of Oh Jinu in the ENA drama "I've Been Waiting for You for a Long Time". Hui appeared on Mnet's "BOYS PLANET" and garnered a lot of attention. He then released his solo song "Whale" in July. The two are currently playing the role of D'Artagnan in the musical "The Three Musketeers", which will be performed at the Seoul Hanbit Art Center until November 19th.
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