These Local Celebs Are Big Fans of K-Drama

IMAGE Anne Curtis / Instagram

(SPOT.ph) No one is immune to the K-Drama and K-Pop fever—not even local celebs. Here are some of them looking very much like us as they turn into fan girls and fan boys over their favorite Korean stars.

A post shared by Glaiza De Castro (@glaizaredux) on Jun 10, 2017 at 9:29pm PDT

Glaiza De Castro

The Kapuso actress is currently in South Korea to watch G-Dragon's concert. She also went around Seoul to visit locations of famous K-Drama series. One of her stops included the actual café in Coffee Prince and a mural dedicated to Lee Jong Suk who plays a talented, vengeful comic book hero in W: Two Worlds.

A post shared by Anne Curtis (@annecurtissmith) on May 25, 2017 at 6:03pm PDT

Anne Curtis

When Anne started watching the K-Drama fantasy Goblin, she instantly became infatuated with Gong Yoo, who is also known for his roles in Coffee Prince and Train to Busan. She even went to his meet and greet event in Hong Kong! Though she wasn’t able to get real close to the actor, we wouldn’t be surprised if she gets her chance once the actor visits the Philippines.

A post shared by Bela Padilla (@belapadilla) on Jun 7, 2017 at 11:33pm PDT

Bela Padilla

Also a fan of the series Goblin, Bela is crushing on Lee Dong Wook, who plays the Grim Reaper. In one of her Instagram posts, she uploaded a photo of Dong Wook looking glum with the caption, “Uwi ka na, di na ako galit.” Here she is with rumored beau Zanjoe Marudo as she points out the similarities between him and the Korean star.

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James Reid

It wouldn't be farfetched to think that James Reid practices his dances moves to Big Bang’s upbeat tunes. In fact, he attended their concert in 2015 together with a few friends. His sister Lauren is also a fan and was fortunate enough to shake G-Dragon’s hand after the concert.

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Robi Domingo

Aside from his hosting skills, Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition alumnus Robi Domingo also has another talent up his sleeve. He can play the piano and he doesn’t just play the usual songs—he can do the theme songs to some of the Korean dramas he’s been watching. Here he is playing some tunes from Goblin.

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Alodia Gosiengfiao

The cosplayer and TV host is also into K-Pop. When her family vacationed in South Korea in 2016, she shopped for K-Pop vinyl records at SM Town in Gangnam and also attended the Suwon Super K-Pop concert.