Floods of support follow actress Kim Bo Ra's first social media post after news of her divorce.
As previously announced, Kim Bo Ra's agency Noon Company officially confirmed that she recently finalized a divorce settlement with film director Jo Ba Reun.
On May 10, Kim Bo Ra posted the Korean word for "the end" on her Instagram, along with photos from the closing ceremony of the 26th Jeonju International Film Festival. She co-hosted the event on stage alongside actor Kang Gil Woo.
While the caption may simply refer to the conclusion of the film festival, it drew added attention as it coincided with the announcement of her divorce just one day earlier.
In the photos, Kim Bo Ra is seen smiling brightly in front of a waiting room, appearing as composed and radiant as ever. Fans responded with heartfelt messages such as "Stay strong," "Always supporting you," and "Wishing you nothing but happiness."
Other comments struck a lighter tone, expressing encouragement with humor and affection:
"Well done lol now go enjoy some salt bread"
"You're amazing, Kim Bo Ra!!!"
"You did greatttt"
"Have a happy weekend!"
"It's okay.. better things are coming your way! Fighting!"
"Let's only walk on flower paths from now on"
"I’ve remembered this unnie ever since 'SKY Castle' because she was soooo pretty—there’s a reason why the name Kim Bo Ra stuck with me..."
"Wishing you nothing but happiness ahead"
Kim Bo Ra married director Jo Ba Reun last June after three years of dating, having met through the film 'The Grotesque Mansion.' However, the couple parted ways just 11 months later.
Kim Bo Ra made her debut in the 2005 drama 'Wedding' and has since built her career through projects such as 'SKY Castle', 'Her Private Life', 'Flowers Bloom Even in Sand', and the films 'Love and Leashes' and 'The Ghost Station'.
Director Jo is known for his work on 'The Grotesque Mansion' and 'Blow, Spring Breeze', and received a short film award at the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival in 2017.
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