Oh Ji-yul of The Glory appears grown up in YouTube video
The child actor appeared as Cho Yeo-jeong's 13-year-old niece in a fake documentary-style entertainment video released on the 12th.
Oh Ji-yul, the child actor who played Ha Ye-sol, the daughter of Park Yeon-jin, played by Lim Ji-yeon, in the Netflix series The Glory, showed a grown-up appearance in a YouTube video released on the 12th.
The video, titled 'Helping clear-eyed queen Cho Yeo-jeong adjust to YouTube by overpowering everything with momentum | Please make the payment EP8(finale), Cho Yeo-jeong,' is a fake documentary-style entertainment format hosted by broadcaster Moon Sang-hoon.
In the episode, Cho says, 'I want to get closer to my 13-year-old niece. She used to say she liked her aunt, but these days she is shy around me, as if puberty has started.' Oh appears as the niece in the fictional setup.
Jung Sung-il, who played Ha Do-yeong, the father of Oh's character in The Glory, also appears in the video. The scene shows him looking at her with an affectionate expression.
The footage shows Oh with facial features similar to her childhood appearance and a grown-up look. Online viewers who watched the video left comments including 'Her face grew up exactly the same,' 'It looks like only her height changed,' 'Even the slight tan is so cute,' 'It is Ye-sol,' and 'I feel proud for no reason that she grew up well.'
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