Jang Do-yeon
Self - Host
Salon Drip is a reality, talk series that first aired in 2023 exploring themes of k-pop, celebrity interview. it stars Jang Do-yeon. Tea time talk show with Salon owner Jang Do Yeon. A comfortable world of endless aristocratic-like conversations in the realm of wit!
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