Han So Hee has wrapped up her world tour, but photos from the final event revealed visibly empty seats.
The actress met Korean fans at Yonsei University’s Grand Auditorium in Seoul on October 26th, marking the official end of her four-month journey.
The tour kicked off in Bangkok in July and included stops in Tokyo, Taipei, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Manila, and Jakarta, attracting around 15,000 fans in total.
Although the agency initially planned a larger-scale tour, low ticket sales led to the cancellation of shows in Frankfurt, Berlin, London, Paris, and New York. Sales for the Seoul show also started slowly, but the agency announced that only about 80 tickets remained six days before the event.
The agency later announced that the Seoul stop was “sold out.” However, photos from the venue raised questions, as many second-floor and some first-floor seats appeared empty. With tickets priced at nearly 100,000 won (about $72), it remains unclear whether hundreds of ticket holders simply couldn’t attend.
Han So Hee teared up while thanking her fans during the event. “Your love is what keeps me going as an actress,” she said. “I’ve received so much support from fans around the world, but today felt especially meaningful. I hope moments like this happen more often.” She added, “Thanks to all of you, I’ve made unforgettable memories today. I’ll do my best to show you an even better side of me.”
Han So Hee is currently preparing for the release of Project Y and will star in a Korean remake of the Hollywood hit The Intern.
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