EXO's Suho Discusses Drama "Missing Crown Prince" and Reflects on Group Leadership.

EXO's leader Suho is currently generating buzz for his acting endeavors and his honest reflections on the group's journey. His historical drama, "Missing Crown Prince," is set for a Japanese broadcast, while his recent television appearances have reignited public interest in his profile and his role as a leader.

Suho's drama "Missing Crown Prince" (세자가 사라졌다) will be broadcast on NHK BS in Japan starting January, featuring a Japanese dubbed version across 20 episodes. An interview where he describes the drama as containing "my life" is included in the DVD-BOX1, which was released today. He also appeared on MBC's "Omniscient Interfering View" with actor Lee Dong-hwi, where they discussed their friendship and Suho's stage presence. Additionally, during a YouTube discussion with other idol group leaders, Suho candidly expressed regret over not being able to maintain EXO's original lineup, drawing a contrast with SEVENTEEN's S.Coups.

Local bloggers highlight Suho's deep personal connection to "Missing Crown Prince," noting its blend of romantic comedy, thriller, suspense, and political intrigue. His appearance on "Omniscient Interfering View" has led to a surge in public interest in his profile, including his real name Kim Jun-myeon and his acting background at Korea National University of Arts. His honest confession about EXO's past member changes resonated with many, revealing the heavy burden he carried as a leader.