Hello AniWorlders ! This week in the K-drama world has been absolutely packed. From a surprise pregnancy announcement to multiple dramas dominating Netflix charts and a legendary reunion—there’s a lot happening right now. Let’s start our weekly kdrama news.
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Here are the biggest updates you shouldn’t miss this week.
Tang Wei Announces Second Pregnancy
Chinese actress Tang Wei, wife of Korean director Kim Tae Yong, has officially announced that she is expecting her second child.
On April 29, Tang Wei shared on Instagram:
“Yes, it’s a huge surprise, and of course, we’re very happy. Our family is going to have one more little pony. Everyone is eagerly anticipating. Thank you all very much for your concern!”
The news follows recent rumors that surfaced after she was seen at a public event with a visible baby bump.
About Tang Wei
Tang Wei rose to international fame through Ang Lee’s Lust, Caution (2007), which won the Golden Lion. However, due to the film’s explicit nature, she faced a ban in China before making her comeback with Crossing Hennessy (2010).
Some of her notable works include:
- Lust, Caution (2007)
- Late Autumn (2010)
- Decision to Leave (2022)
She is widely known for her refined screen presence and emotionally nuanced performances.
Tang Wei met Kim Tae Yong while working on Late Autumn (2009). The couple married in 2014 and welcomed their first daughter in 2016.
Netflix Domination: ‘Sold Out on You’ Hits No.1 Globally
This week, multiple K-dramas are dominating global OTT charts.
Sold Out on You – No.1 on Netflix
- 4.7 million views (April 20–26)
- Ranked No.1 in 8 countries and Top 10 in 42 countries
Story follows:
- Perfectionist farmer Matthew Lee (Ahn Hyo Seop)
- Insomniac host Dam Ye Jin (Chae Won Bin)
Despite only 2 episodes, it already hit No.1.
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If Wishes Could Kill – Global Hit
- 2.8 million views in 3 days
- Top 10 in 37+ countries
Plot: Students receive death predictions via a cursed app Girigo and struggle to survive.
Bloodhounds Season 2
- Ranked No.6 globally
- Top 10 in 23 countries
Now set in a global underground boxing league, raising stakes even higher.
Perfect Crown (Disney+)
- Ranked No.5 globally
Plot: A chaebol heiress and a prince challenge societal boundaries in a monarchy setting.
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‘If Wishes Could Kill’ & ‘Bloodhounds 2’ Continue Global Rise
Multiple K-dramas are currently dominating Netflix’s global charts, with If Wishes Could Kill and Bloodhounds Season 2 leading the surge.
According to Netflix data, If Wishes Could Kill recorded 2.8 million views within just three days of its release and entered the Top 10 in over 37 countries. Meanwhile, Bloodhounds Season 2 has also secured a strong position, ranking in the Top 10 across 23 countries.
Story Overview
If Wishes Could Kill follows a group of high school students who receive predictions of their deaths through a mysterious wish-granting app called Girigo. As the curse begins to unfold, they struggle to survive and uncover the truth behind the app.
Bloodhounds Season 2 continues the story of two young boxers who take on powerful enemies. This season raises the stakes by introducing a global underground boxing league, where intense fights and dangerous rivalries push the characters to their limits.
Additional Details
If Wishes Could Kill is directed by Park Yoon Seo, marking his first major project after co-directing Moving. The drama features a young cast including Jeon So Young, Kang Mi Na, and Baek Sun Ho.
Bloodhounds Season 2 brings back Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi, with Rain joining as a new antagonist, adding more intensity to the storyline.
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Both dramas are currently available for streaming on Netflix and continue to gain global popularity.genres.
‘Perfect Crown’ Trends Worldwide on Disney+
The drama Perfect Crown is currently trending worldwide on Disney+, gaining strong attention across global audiences.
According to platform rankings, the series has secured the No.5 spot on global charts and is trending in multiple major countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, and more.
Story Overview
The story is set against the backdrop of a constitutional monarchy and follows Seong Hee Joo (IU), a chaebol heiress who seems to have everything except royal status, and Prince Yi An (Byeon Woo Seok), who, despite being born into royalty, cannot freely live his life. Together, they challenge societal expectations and try to shape their own destinies.
Additional Details
The drama combines romance, politics, and social commentary, offering a unique mix of modern and royal themes. With IU’s strong screen presence and Byeon Woo Seok’s rising popularity, the series has attracted both domestic and international viewers.
Perfect Crown is currently streaming on Disney+ and continues to expand its global reach.
Its global reach shows the increasing influence of Korean content beyond Netflix.
Goblin Cast Reunites for 10th Anniversary
The cast of Goblin (Guardian: The Lonely and Great God) has reunited to celebrate the drama’s 10th anniversary with a special project.
The reunion includes Gong Yoo, Kim Go Eun, Lee Dong Wook, and Yoo In Na, who recently filmed a travel variety show together in Gangneung during a 1-night, 2-day trip. The special program is scheduled to air in the first half of 2026.
Story Overview
Goblin tells the story of an immortal goblin searching for his human bride to end his cursed life, while forming deep connections with those around him, including a grim reaper and a bright young woman. The drama blends fantasy, romance, and emotional storytelling.
Additional Details
First aired in 2016, Goblin achieved over 20% viewership ratings and became one of the most iconic K-dramas of all time. It played a major role in expanding the global popularity of Korean dramas and continues to be loved by fans worldwide.
The upcoming anniversary special is expected to bring nostalgic moments and heartfelt interactions between the beloved cast.
This reunion is highly nostalgic and will attract both old fans and new viewers.
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CONCLUSION
This week clearly shows how K-dramas continue to dominate globally, from Netflix rankings to nostalgic reunions.
Which update excited you the most?
FAQs
Q1. Which K-drama is No.1 on Netflix right now?
Sold Out on You is currently ranking No.1 globally.
Q2. Is Goblin returning as a drama?
No, but a special reunion variety show is coming in 2026.
Q3. What is the most trending K-drama this week?
Sold Out on You and If Wishes Could Kill are trending worldwide.
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