‘Not decided’: Jo In Sung’s agency IOK Company dismisses rumors of actor’s departure following contract expiration

Jo In Sung has been signed with IOK Company since 2012, as a outcomes of his longstanding relationship with actress Roam Hyun Jung, who is for sure one of the most founders of the company. On the opposite hand, recent experiences emerged that he’ll piece ways with the corporate following the contract expiration.

On September 23, IOK Company told media shops “nothing has been determined yet” regarding his exit from the company. Earlier this present day, it turned into once reported that Jo In Sung is planning to no longer renew his contract with the corporate, which is determined to expire within the fourth quarter of this 365 days.

Jo In Sung has been with IOK Company for 12 years now. It turned into once founded by actress Roam Hyun Jung and her youthful brother in 2010 and since 2012, the actor has been managed by the company.

The duo starred together within the 2005 drama Spring Day and his longstanding contract with the actress’ company is a bit of their trusting relationship.

Other than Jo In Sung, IOK Company homes many top stars, together with Ku Hye Sun, Shin Hye Sun, Kim Kang Woo, Plug Jong Hyeop, Kim Ji Soo, Kim So Hee, Kim Ha Neul, Kim Hyun Joo, Moon Chae Won, Cha Cheong Hwa, and more. The corporate additionally manages the seven-member K-pop lady neighborhood Alice.

Having kickstarted his career as a model, Jo In Sung transitioned into acting within the leisurely 90s. He first grabbed the spotlight after bagging a pivotal supporting role within the 2001 drama Piano, co-starring Kim Ha Neul and Roam Soo.

His 2004 TV drama Something Took bid in Bali turned into once a broad success in South Korea, propelling him to mainstream reputation, which he continued with till his 2008’s Sageuk drama A Frozen Flower.

After finishing his valuable navy carrier, Jo In Sung returned with a lead role within the atomize-hit melodrama That Winter, the Wind Blows (2013), co-starring Song Hye Kyo. This Korean remake of a Japanese sequence turned into once an world hit.

The actor extra rose to global recognition with It’s K, That’s Love (2014). A pair of of his other notable works are Shifting (2023), Smugglers (2023), A Soiled Carnival (2006), The Traditional (2003), and more.