𝑾𝐇𝐎 𝐈𝐒 𝐒𝐇𝐄?
They say that growing up without father issues should make navigating life's obstacles easier and help you choose your partners wisely. But ironically, this doesn't seem to apply to Kaila. She was so sure about her partner that she decided to get married. Does this story have a happy ending? Not really. Now, she's separated from the man she deeply loves, all because of what seemed like minor differences in principles.People say that differences in principles within a marriage should be resolved peacefully. But for Kaila, reality is far from easy. She’s a single mother, constantly worried about her son growing up without a father's presence. Yes, that's Kaila.They call her crazy for leaving a man with such an extraordinary background. But have they ever walked in Kaila's shoes? Only Kaila truly understands the struggles she faces and what drove her to make such a tough decision.Kaila’s son is now almost three years old. She divorced when he was just two months old. It hasn't been an easy journey. Juggling the demands of work, motherhood, and the emotional toll of her decisions, Kaila has faced more than her fair share of challenges.They say, "Why didn't she stay? Why not compromise?" But Kaila knew deep down that those seemingly trivial differences would eventually create a bigger rift. It was a painful decision, but she chose to prioritize her own peace of mind and her son's well-being.People might judge her, but they don't see the countless sleepless nights, the silent tears, and the fierce determination to give her son a happy, stable life. Kaila is strong, resilient, and determined to rise above the whispers and judgments.So, does Kaila’s story have a happy ending? It's still being written. Every day is a step towards healing and finding happiness on her own terms. She’s learning that sometimes, the hardest decisions lead to the best outcomes, even if the path is rocky. Kaila is building a future for herself and her son, one day at a time.
ORIGINAL CHARACTER
: Kaila Fredeline Radjasa
: Bali, October 24 1992
: 31 years old
: Entrepreneur
: Belle-fatale (House of Fashion)
: IndonesianFACE CLAIM
: Kim Jiwon; 김지원
: Seoul, October 19 1992
: 31 years old
: Actress
: HighZium Studio Management
: KoreanKim was trained in singing, dancing, and acting but eventually chose to pursue the latter. She was a background vocalist for the singer Younha, performing as a keyboardist and background vocalist in various performances as well as appearing in Younha's music video "Gossip Boy" in 2008. During this time there were plans for her to debut as a singer with the stage name "JessicaK". Prior to her official debut, Kim made an appearance in the drama Mrs. Saigon. Kim then officially entered the industry in 2010 in a commercial for LG Cyon's Lollipop 2 featuring the group Big Bang and thus became known as the "Lollipop Girl". She later appeared in a carbonated drink commercial in which she performed a song and dance number and became known as the "Oran C Girl". She was also called Little Kim Tae-hee due to her resemblance to the actress.Kim's first role after her debut was the romance omnibus film Romantic Heaven, however she first gained attention as an actress after starring in the 2011 sitcom High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged. She then appeared in another major television series in the musical drama What's Up. Kim then starred in the high school drama To the Beautiful You and headlined the horror film Horror Stories, playing a kidnapped high school student. Kim also appeared in Baek Seung Heon's debut music video "Till the Sun Rises" alongside JYJ's Kim Jae-joong.In 2013, Kim starred as one of the lead roles in the KBS Drama special Waiting for Love, about how four different youths with different views toward love start seeing each other as well as the film Horror Stories 2, the sequel to the previous Horror Stories film, playing a student obsessed with black magic. The same year Kim co-starred in teen drama The Heirs, in which she played a chic and haughty heiress. The Kim Eun-sook-penned drama was viewed over one billion times on Youku and its popularity raised Kim's profile, winning her the New Star Award at the SBS Drama Awards.In 2014, Kim starred in the crime thriller Gap-dong as a high school student and a webtoon artist. The same year, she played a supporting role in the KBS Drama special The Reason I'm Getting Married. In December 2014, Kim signed an exclusive contract with King Kong Entertainment.In 2015, Kim starred alongside So Ji-sub in the romance web series One Sunny Day in 2015. The same year, Kim made a cameo appearance in TVN drama Hidden Identity as Kim Bum's girlfriend.In 2016, Kim co-starred in another project written by Kim Eun-sook, KBS2's military romance drama Descendants of the Sun, playing an army surgeon. The drama was a pan-Asia hit with ratings peaking at 38.8% and winning the Grand Prize in television at the 52nd Baeksang Arts Awards as well being declared the Most Popular Show of the year by Korea Broadcasting Advertising Corporation. Its success brought Kim further recognition outside Korea. She hosted the year end KBS Drama Awards with Park Bo-gum and Jun Hyun-moo, where she won the Excellence Award. Kim also won the Best Supporting Actress award at the APAN Star Awards.In 2017, Kim was cast in her first leading role in KBS2's romance comedy drama, Fight for My Way alongside Park Seo-joon; as a department store employee at the information desk who dreams of becoming an announcer. The series was noted for its realistic portrayal of struggling youths, friendship, and love, and closed with ratings of 13.8%, solidifying Kim's status as leading actress. Kim once again won the Excellence Award at the KBS Drama Awards.In 2018, she starred in her first period role in the third installment of the Detective K film series, Detective K: Secret of the Living Dead. She played the role of a mysterious woman who loses her memory and takes part in the investigation. Kim, along with her Descendants of the Sun co-star Jin Goo made a cameo appearance in the historical drama Mr.Sunshine by Kim Eun-sook.In 2019, Kim played the role of Tanya, who is the head of the Wahan tribe and Song Joong-ki's love interest in the historical fantasy drama Arthdal Chronicles. The drama served as a reunion project for Song and Kim, who both starred in the 2016 hit drama Descendants of the Sun. Although the series received mixed reviews, criticism for its similarities to other programs, and lower-than-expected ratings, it was renewed for a second season. Kim and Song, however, did not reprise their roles for the second season.In February 2020, Kim signed with Salt Entertainment. Later that year, she starred in the web series Lovestruck in the City opposite Ji Chang-wook which premiered on Kakao TV in December 2020.In April 2022, she starred in the television series My Liberation Notes, where she played an introverted employee struggling to escape from her monotonous life. During its run, the series received modest but steadily-increasing ratings and drew attention for its writing and relatable scenarios. Kim earned a Baeksang nomination for her performance in the series.In June 2022, Kim's contract with Salt Entertainment ended, and she decided not to renew. On September 29, 2022, Kim signed with HighZium Studio (formerly History D&C).On December 5, 2022, Studio Dragon and Culture Depot confirmed Kim's participation in the tvN drama Queen of Tears originally slated for the second half of 2023 then, later moved to the first half of 2024. She portrayed Hong Hae-in, the Queens Group's chaebol heiress.