Kim Ji-won surprises child actors with gifts amid drama's tragic storyline
Child actors Jeon Aisha and Jeon Ji-on, who portrayed tragic siblings in the SBS drama 'Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia', have revealed their real-life bond as biological siblings, while actress Kim Ji-won has garnered praise for her thoughtful support of the young performers.

Actress Kim Ji-won provided surprise gifts to Jeon Ji-on and Jeon Aisha on the 12th, the real-life biological siblings who portrayed tragic characters in the SBS drama 'Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia'.
While the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia' has simultaneously provoked anger and tears from viewers with its shocking narrative surrounding child sexual abuse, the heartwarming real-life relationship of child actors Jeon Ji-on and Jeon Aisha—who played the tragically fated Baraka and Nima—has been revealed.
Attention has focused on the two children, who in the work had to fight a desperate fate to protect one another, as it was discovered they are actually biological siblings in reality.
In the episode of 'Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia' broadcast on the 13th, the painful pasts of characters including Gye Su-jeong (Kim Ji-won), Park Tae-gyeong (Kim Woo-seok), and Jo Won-jin (Lee Jin-hee) were fully revealed, centered around the child sex offender Kim Seung-hyo (Jeon Gook-hwan). In particular, the tragic story of Baraka (Jeon Ji-on), who suffered continuous sexual abuse from Kim Seung-hyo and ultimately lost her life after setting fire to the White Wings Clinic to protect her younger sister Nima, left viewers in shock and sorrow.
As the perpetrator's vicious behavior was exposed, viewers' anger exploded, and the performances of the child actors, who expressed the victims' pain with their entire bodies, left a deep impression. They were evaluated as having increased immersion in the drama by delicately implementing an emotional range that is not easy for young actors to handle.
The real-life appearance of the Jeon Ji-on and Jeon Aisha siblings, who brought tears and tragedy in the drama, is in a completely different atmosphere. On an SNS account operated by the two child actors' mother, the daily lives of the siblings, who received a surprise gift from Kim Ji-won on the 12th, were revealed. The mother stated, "Jeon Ji-on and Jeon Aisha received a surprise gift from the angel, actress Kim Ji-won," adding, "On Jeon Ji-on's first filming day, she provided plenty of motivation by saying, 'I'll give it to you if you film hard today.'"
She continued to express gratitude along with a video, explaining, "After finishing filming hard, the children were so happy after unboxing the surprise gift prepared by the actress upon returning home." The contrast between the two children, who had to endure pain to protect each other in the drama, and their appearance in reality, where they could not hide their pure joy over a single gift, provided a different kind of emotion to viewers.
In the released video, Jeon Aisha cheered, shouting, "Wow! It's something I like!" as soon as she checked the gift. Jeon Ji-on also tried to maintain a calm expression but could not hide the bright smile spreading across her lips. The two siblings made lovely hearts toward the camera and said, "Thank you, actress Kim Ji-won," displaying their cute charm.
Kim Ji-won's meticulous consideration for the child actors also became a hot topic. The siblings' mother expressed sincere gratitude, saying, "Actress Kim Ji-won, who checks the children's condition first every time they film and leads them with boundless consideration and love when matching acting breaths, has made me a true fan as well." It added warmth that Kim Ji-won, who plays the cold and intense doctor Gye Su-jeong in the work, carefully looked after the psychological stability and acting immersion of the young actors on set.
Online reactions are also heated as the fact that the two children's real-life relationship is that of biological siblings has been revealed. Netizens poured out admiration and support, leaving comments such as, "They were actually biological siblings, no wonder their chemistry was perfect," and "The babies acted so well that I almost cried while watching the broadcast." The fact that the two actors, who convincingly expressed a tragic relationship in the drama, are actually siblings has left a special lingering impression on viewers.

'Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia', which continues to be a topic of conversation due to the outstanding acting skills of the child actors and Kim Ji-won's warm consideration on set, concludes its run with the final episode today. As the shock left by the tragedy of Baraka and Nima intersects with the bright reality of the Jeon Ji-on and Jeon Aisha siblings, attention is focused on what conclusion and lingering impression the final episode will leave.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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