Go Kyung-pyo caught in mirror while photographing Ryu Hye-young

While actress Ryu Hye-young released behind-the-scenes photos from the filming of 'I Live Alone,' actor Go Kyung-pyo, who was taking the photos, drew laughter after being captured in an unexpected way. He attempted to disappear from the frame, but the elevator mirror fully revealed his presence.

On the 8th, Ryu shared several photos on her SNS with the caption, "Thank you for the good people, good stories, and good times." These were behind-the-scenes cuts from the filming of the MBC variety program 'I Live Alone,' which aired the previous day.

Among the various photos, one shot taken in an elevator particularly caught people's attention. Ryu is looking at the camera, wearing a black jacket paired with a white T-shirt. However, an unexpected person is reflected in the glass window on the right side of the photo.

It is none other than Go Kyung-pyo.

Go appears to have been holding his phone and taking a photo of Ryu. Although he tried to hide his body to the side as much as possible to avoid being included in the shot, the elevator mirror captured his face and upper body perfectly.

As a result, Go, who intended to take Ryu's photo, ended up remaining in the photo himself. The scene, where the person trying to disappear from the frame was perfectly caught by a single mirror, provides a moment of lighthearted laughter.

This photo is even more meaningful when considering the long-standing relationship between the two.

In the episode of 'I Live Alone' aired on the 7th, Ryu's meeting with Go was revealed. The two left a deep impression on the public by playing a couple in the tvN drama 'Reply 1988,' but their real-life connection goes back much further than that.

As university seniors and juniors, the two first met around the age of 20 and have maintained their relationship for approximately 16 years. During the broadcast, the two visited a specialty Hamhung Naengmyeon restaurant to eat together, where they candidly shared college memories and current updates.

In particular, Go brought laughter by sharing an anecdote from their college days when his parents visited his studio apartment to bring him side dishes and were flustered upon seeing Ryu coming out of the room.

Ryu explained that at the time, Go's studio apartment served as a sort of community hub where film students frequently gathered. Although many years have passed, the memories of their college days and their comfortable friendship remain between them.

The relationship between the two was naturally revealed in the behind-the-scenes photos released after the broadcast. Even without standing together in front of the camera, one person takes the photo while the other stands comfortably before the lens. And the elevator mirror secretly recorded that moment.

While the two left strong memories with viewers as Seong Bo-ra and Sunoo in 'Reply 1988,' their actual relationship is a real-life bond that is much older than the drama. The time that began as an on-screen couple and evolved into college friends and fellow actors was funnily captured in this single photo.

Ryu wrote in her post, "Thank you for the good people, good stories, and good times." Perhaps, as she said, the specialness of that day lay not in a grand event, but in the comfortable time spent with an old friend.

And although Go tried to stay out of the frame until the end, the mirror did not miss the moment. This unexpected shot, which left even the photographer in the photo, added another pleasant scene to the long-standing bond between the two.