Ha Young Drops Behind-the-Scenes Photos From Netflix's 'Our Sticky Love' and Fans Can't Stop Talking
Ha Young has shared a set of behind-the-scenes photos from the upcoming Netflix romantic comedy 'Our Sticky Love', giving fans their first look at her on set. The images, taken on the set and in the makeup room, show the actress in character wearing a patient's hospital gown, ahead of the show's release alongside co-star Jung Hae-in.

Ha Young gave fans a candid peek behind the curtain this week, sharing a batch of behind-the-scenes photos from the Netflix romantic comedy Our Sticky Love (Korean title: 이런 엿같은 사랑) via her social media. The post, captioned simply with the show's title, included stills taken both on set and in the makeup room while the cast was waiting between takes.

In the photos, Ha Young is dressed in a patient's hospital gown, befitting her character Go Eun-sae, an amnesiac prosecutor at the center of the story. What caught fans' attention most was the contrast between her delicate, soft-featured look in costume and the clearly defined, toned physique visible in the frame, a combination that sent fan communities into an enthusiastic spiral across platforms.
Our Sticky Love is a romantic comedy about Go Eun-sae (Ha Young), a prosecutor who loses her memory, and Jang Tae-ha (Jung Hae-in), a boxing coach who insists, perhaps a little too confidently, that he's her boyfriend. The setup leans into the slow-burn tension of two very different people suddenly sharing a domestic space, which the show's creative team describes as a story about the awkward, sticky warmth of unexpected cohabitation.
Director Kim Jang-han, known for Do You Like Brahms? and My Demon, is helming the series. Writer Mo Ji-hye, who last collaborated with Kim on You Raise Me Up, returns to the pair four years later to write the screenplay, a reunion that fans of both's previous work are already quietly excited about.
For Ha Young, the project adds another Netflix credit to a résumé that has grown steadily through Korean streaming. She has appeared in Doona!, Trauma Center (중증외상센터), Monthly Boyfriend (월간남친), and True Education (참교육), building a presence across genres that makes her casting here feel like a natural next step rather than a leap.
No release date for Our Sticky Love has been officially announced yet, but with behind-the-scenes content already making the rounds, the production appears to be well into its filming schedule.
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