‘Six Sense’ Delays Premiere After Its Head PD And Actor Lee Sang Yup Tests Positive For COVID-19
A tvN representative confirmed on the 23rd that actor Lee Sang Yup as well as the head PD of the variety program "Six Sense" has tested positive for COVID-19.
Due to this, the premiere of the third season of "Six Sense" has been cancelled.
In an official statement, tvN announced that the premiere of the show will be delayed by a week.
"Due to the aftermath of a COVID-19 case on the set, tvN's "The Sixth Sense 3," which was originally set to premiere on March 11 (Friday), will be delayed by a week and air on March 18 (Friday) at 8:40 p.m. KST," tvN announced.
Actor Lee Sang Yup's agency Ungbin ENS also released an official statement about the actor's current situation.
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"Lee Sang Yup was confirmed on the 22nd with COVID-19. Prior to that he performed a self-diagnosis kit test due to symptoms of sore throat and chills, but it came out negative," Ungbin ENS shared.
Lee Sang Yup, who has completed the third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, has suspended his scheduled schedule and is self-isolating and taking necessary measures according to the guidelines of the quarantine authorities according to his agency.
On the same day, it was reported that the PD in charge of tvN's 'Six Sense 3', where Lee Sang-yeop appeared, also tested positive for COVID-19.
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Previously, tvN also confirmed that "Six Sense" original cast member Jeon So Min will not be returning to the third season of the variety program due to her foot injury. The remaining cast began filming the third season of "Six Sense" last week.
Stay tuned for more updates!
