One of the most exciting things for K-drama fans is seeing their favorite stars reunite on screen. When two actors share undeniable chemistry, drama producers and fans alike can’t resist pairing them up again. Over the years, several K-drama couples have been cast together in more than one project, giving audiences fresh yet familiar love stories.

Let’s take a look at some K-drama stars who have played onscreen couples more than once and still managed to capture our hearts.

Song Hye Kyo and Song Seung Heon

We got to know the iconic couple in Autumn in My Heart (2000), where they played tragic lovers caught in a heartbreaking family twist. However, they reunited in Obsessed (2014) where they played a more intense and matured storyline with forbidden love. The first was innocent and sweet, but they were able to show their grown-up side with the later.

Hyun Bin and Ha Ji Won

Till today, we still can’t forget the legendary Secret Garden (2010), where Ha Ji Won’s strong-willed stunt-woman and Hyun Bin’s arrogant CEO fell in love through an unforgettable body-swapping twist that was full of comedy and witty banter. In Confidential Assignment 2, they teamed up for special cameo scenes that brought a nostalgic feeling for their fans. Even though it was for a few scenes, the audiences were thrilled to see them share the screen again.

Lee Dong Wook and Yoo In Na

Their first pairing was in Goblin (2016–2017), where their bittersweet love story between the Grim Reaper and Sunny became one of the most talked-about aspects of the drama. Their chemistry was so powerful that viewers demanded a reunion, and they got one in Touch Your Heart (2019).  The fans were served a sweet rom-com with plenty of laughs and heart-fluttering moments. The familiarity between the actors made their romance feel natural and believable.

Jang Hyuk and Jang Na Ra

Their first big success was Successful Story of a Bright Girl (2002), where they played a poor but plucky heroine and a spoiled rich heir. After more than a decade, they reunited in Fated to Love You (2014), this time as a quirky chaebol and a kind-hearted office worker thrown into a marriage of convenience. Despite the difference in years, their chemistry remained intact. While their first drama was based on youthful energy and clichés, the second brought a deeper emotional pull with more mature storytelling.

Seeing beloved actors reunite on screen gives fans both the excitement and freshness. The repeated pairing shows how their chemistry doesn’t die with their concluded dramas. It’s a long-lasting synergy that is always intact, giving fans more reasons to believe in love, onscreen and off.

Which of these couples is your favorite?