"Transit Love 3", also known as "EXchange 3" - the viral Korean dating show where young men and women live under the same roof with their exes to try and reconnect with them or find new love right in front of them is back, and it has fans in a frenzy all over again. If you're wondering where you can find more information about the "Transit Love 3" cast, keep reading!

Only one episode of "Transit Love 3" has been released so far, introducing the cast to viewers. The show is hosted by a panel of celebrities, including Simon Dominic, Lee YongJin, Kim YeWon, Girl's Day's YuRa, and special guest hosts, such as RyeoUn, SF9's Chani, ZEROBASEONE's Seok Matthew, Kim YoHan and more. The episode is a little over 2 hours long and packed with all the angst and emotions that have made the first two seasons so immensely popular. We have a feeling that this season is also going to be iconic.

The eight cast members of "Transit Love 3" have already caught the eye of viewers all over the world who cannot wait to get to know more about them. While their SNS accounts are currently either private or unavailable, and their ages and occupations will be revealed on the show soon, you can check out the information we found about them below!

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Note: This article is based on available information and speculation by netizens. It will be updated as more information becomes available. The article may contain spoilers.

 

"Transit Love 3" Female Cast

1. Lee YuJung - @peach_blossoom on Instagram, Private

Lee YuJung is a fashion and beauty model. She is a former Miss Korea and is 25 years old.

Spoiler: Lee YuJung is Choi ChangJin's ex. They dated for 11 months.

 

2. Song DaHye - @dahye0612 on Instagram, N/A

Song DaHye is a former member of the K-Pop girl group BESTie and is currently a Creator. She is 30 years old.

Spoiler: Song DaHye is Seo DongJin's ex. They dated for 13 years.

 

3. Lee SeoKyung - Instagram N/A

Lee SeoKyung is a dental hygienist. She is 31 years old, born in 1993.

Spoiler: Lee SeoKyung is Lee JuWon's ex.

 

4. Lee HyeWon - Instagram N/A

Lee HyeWon is a student of Korea University's Department of Political Science and International Relations. She wants to work in retail for an international fashion brand as her English is good. She was born in 1997.

Spoiler: Lee HyeWon is Cho HwiHyeon's ex.

 

5. Kong SangJeong - Instagram N/A

Kong SangJeong came to the show as a wild card entry. She is an Olympic gold medalist in short-track speed skating. Currently, she is a short-track starter referee and has a business specializing in exercises and healthcare for senior citizens. She was born in 1996.

 

"Transit Love 3" Male Cast

1. Cho HwiHyeon - Instagram N/A

Cho HwiHyeon is an aspiring actor and model. He studied Media at Korea University. He was born in 1999.

Spoiler: Cho HwiHyeon is Lee HyeWon's ex.

 

2. Seo DongJin - Instagram N/A

Seo DongJin is the CEO of an F&B startup company. He is 31 years old.

Spoiler: Seo DongJin is Song DaHye's ex. They dated for 13 years.

 

3. Lee JuWon - Instagram N/A

Lee JuWon is a music producer. He is 30 years old, born in 1994.

Spoiler: Lee JuWon is Lee SeoKyung's ex.

 

4. Kim KwangTae - @kimkktae on Instagram, N/A

Kim KwangTae works at a food importing company. He was born in 1997.

 

5. Choi ChangJin - Instagram N/A

Choi ChangJin joined the show as a wild card entry. He works at an architectural module startup company in strategic planning. He was born in 1991.

Spoiler: Choi ChangJin is Lee YuJung's ex. They dated for 11 months.

You can watch "Transit Love 3" on Viu.

"Wedding Impossible" has finally reached its long-awaited end, closing out in spectacular fashion. Led by Jun JongSeo, Moon SangMin, Kim DoWan, and Bae YoonKyung, the lighthearted rom-com made the start of the week enjoyable and fun. Watching them grow as people and in their relationships served as a source of inspiration to all.

Now that it's over, the drama's absence is already setting in. Although there are many more amazing K-Dramas currently on air, "Wedding Impossible" held a special place in audiences' hearts. If you're feeling dismayed about the tvN show's end, then you've come to the right place.

Here are a few K-Dramas to add to your watchlist following the conclusion of "Wedding Impossible"!

 

1. "Because This Is My First Life"

Cast: Lee MinKi, Jung SoMin, and others

Summary: Yoon JiHo is a single woman who dreams of becoming the main scriptwriter for a hit drama. Nam SeHee is a single, IT-worker who owns a house but owes a large mortgage. In order to alleviate the costs, he rents out a room and unknowingly agrees to sign on Yoon JiHo as a tenant. After various happenings and pressures from outside sources, they decide to enter into a contract marriage.

Reasons To Watch: "Because This Is My First Life" is a classic marriage contract K-Drama. Although the two main leads accidentally enter into each other's lives, they form an unlikely bond that becomes even stronger with every new episode. They become sturdy pillars of support, causing them to realize just how much they mean to one another, leading to true love.

 

2. "Love In Contact"

Cast: Park MinYoung, Ko KyungPyo, Kim JaeYoung, and more

Summary: Choi SangEun works as a contract marriage specialist, helping her clients to live the perfect single life. She decides to close down her business, but this proves to be difficult, as one of her last clients, Jung JiHo, happens to fall in love with her. Then there's top star, Kang HaeJin, who also employs SangEun's services and vies for her affection.

Reasons To Watch: Piloted by the rom-com queen herself, "Love In Contract" is lighthearted right down to its core. While there are moments of pure sincerity and genuine affection, you can be certain that there will be various scenes filled with side-splitting laughter. You'll become completely immersed, eager to find out how Choi SangEun and Jung JiHo's relationship will progress, crossing over the line between contract marriage specialist and client.

 

3. "Business Proposal"

Cast: Ahn HyoSeop, Kim SeJeong, Kim MinGue, Seor InA, and more

Summary: Shin HaRi is an ordinary office worker. One day, she disguises herself and attends a blind date in place of her friend Jin YoungSeo, with the goal of being rejected. Come to find out, the man she's meeting is the CEO of HaRi's company, Kang TaeMu. Plans backfire when he calls the next day, asking for HaRi's hand in marriage.

Watch Because: Similar to "Wedding Impossible", Shin HaRi jumps through numerous hoops to ensure her secret identity remains just that — a secret. Watching her live a double life provides limitless excitement. But the drama gets better as TaeMu and HaRi realize their feelings for each other, eventually transforming into a true couple right in front of our eyes.

 

4. "Doona!"

Cast: Suzy, Yang SeJong, Kim DoWan, Park SeWan, Ha Young, and more

Summary: Lee DooNa is the main vocalist for idol group Dream Sweet. However, due to an accident, she has stepped away from the spotlight. Lee WonJun is a university student who just moved away from home and ended up at the same share house as DooNa. They meet and life is never quite the same for either of them.

Reasons To Watch: If you're a fan of second leads, you might want to check out "Doona!" which features Kim DoWan! He has much better luck in finding himself and someone to truly love here. Aside from the success of Kim DoWan's character, Suzy and Yang SeJong absolutely kill it. Their chemistry is sizzling and will have you binging through the series in an instant. If you start the series at night, beware, you might be in for an all-nighter if you do.

 

5. "My Lovely Liar"

Cast: Kim SoHyun, Hwang MinHyun, Seo JiHoon, Lee SiWoo, and more

Summary: Depicts the story of Mok SolHee, a woman who's cautious of others due to her ability to hear lies. She meets murder suspect, Kim DoHa, whom no one believes in. Their paths start to intertwine as they slowly learn more about one another and uncover the secrets that have remained hidden all these years.

Reasons To Watch: Just like "Doona!", no themes of contract marriage can be found in "My Lovely Liar". But in similar fashion to "Wedding Impossible", the main leads must navigate life together, slowly figuring out each other's various charms. They work through a mountainous pile of misunderstandings before they're finally able to be together, happy and in love.

Which K-Drama are you watching now that "Wedding Impossible" is over?

"Pyramid Game" was easily one of the best K-Dramas of 2024 so far. It impressed viewers from all over the world with its simple yet effective plot and all the rising actresses in the cast delivered stellar performances, etching the K-Drama in our minds.

It hasn't been long since "Pyramid Game" ended, and we're already suffering from "missing Pyramid Game" syndrome. So, if you're looking for some riveting, well-written, thrilling K-Dramas to fill the void of "Pyramid Game", check out these K-Dramas that you may like!

 

K-Dramas Like "Pyramid Game" To Add To Your Watchlist

1. "All Of Us Are Dead"

Cast: Yoon ChanYoung, Park JiHu, Cho YiHyun, Lomon, Yoo InSoo, Lee YouMi & more

"All Of Us Are Dead" is a K-Zombie thriller that explores more complex themes like loss of innocence, human nature, the dangers of mob mentality, survival and sacrifice, actions and their consequences, and the importance of trust, self-discovery, hope, and friendship.

It is more action-packed than "Pyramid Game" (it is a zombie thriller, after all), but it revolves around similar ideas and will definitely engross you. Once again, the cast, full of rising and rookie actors, do a fantastic job of bringing the story to life with conviction, which contributes majorly to the immersion of the story.

The action choreography is top notch and the pacing is also just right. "All Of Us Are Dead" is coming back with a season 2 soon, so now would be the perfect time to binge-watch the first season and get ready for season 2.

Watch "All Of Us Are Dead" here.

 

2. "Night Has Come"

Cast: Lee JaeIn, Kim WooSeok, Choi YeBin, Cha WooMin, Ahn JiHo, Jung SoRi

What happens when the Mafia game we all love and enjoy becomes a real game of death and survival? "Night Has Come" is a mystery thriller where students from Yooil High School are forced to play a real-life Mafia game on a school trip, putting their lives on the line.

Yes, the cast in this K-Drama is also full of rising and rookie actors who are proving their mettle as the future of the industry with remarkable performances, enough to keep you at the edge of your seat throughout the show.

The psychological warfare and tension in "Night Has Come" is at par with "Pyramid Game" and can often even exceed it because the stakes are higher. This is also a K-Drama dealing with school violence and the politics and power play among the students appear as a microcosm of society. "Night Has Come" is deeply intriguing and at times, quite disturbing. However, if you enjoy K-Dramas like "Pyramid Game", trust us, you do not want to miss this one.

Watch "Night Has Come" here.

 

3. "High Cookie"

Cast: Nam JiHyun, Choi HyunWook, Kim MuYeol, Jung DaBin

Arguably one of the best-written K-Dramas on this list, "High Cookie" is a must-watch. It is a dark thriller about the pressures of modern society and how easily it can push someone over the edge. In a world that is unrelenting and unforgiving, a magical cookie can make all your dreams come true. Is it hope or greed that makes one reach for such magic? "High Cookie" is an addictive meditation on this question that never fails to impress.

As you'd expect from the cast, the acting is outstanding, to say the least. The nuances of how twisted human nature can be and what brings them to that point, is beautifully portrayed by these amazing actors, who truly enrich the viewing experience.

"High Cookie" is set in a high school, much like the other K-Dramas in this article, and dives into themes like academic pressure, classism, bullying and so on. However, the tone of this K-Drama is much darker and bleaker than the rest.

Watch "High Cookie" here.