When a drama becomes the talk of the town week after week, a little celebration feels well-deserved! Reports are swirling that the cast and crew of the wildly popular “My Royal Nemesis” could be jetting off to Phu Quoc, Vietnam, for a reward getaway — though SBS is keeping things a little more low-key in their official response.
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What’s My Royal Nemesis About?
According to a recent report, the team behind the SBS Friday-Saturday hit drama is reportedly planning a trip to Phu Quoc between July 7 and July 10, intended as a celebration of the show’s massive success. However, SBS quickly stepped in to clarify the details, stating that this isn’t an official reward vacation — rather, a smaller, informal trip involving some cast and crew members. According to the network, schedules are still being worked out, and neither the dates nor destination are confirmed yet.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama | My Royal Nemesis |
| Network | SBS |
| Lead Stars | Lim Ji Yeon, Heo Nam Jun |
| Reported Trip Location | Phu Quoc, Vietnam |
| Reported Dates | July 7–10 |
| Episodes Remaining | 4 |
Why “My Royal Nemesis” Deserves the Hype?
It’s easy to see why the cast might want to celebrate. “My Royal Nemesis” follows Shin Seo Ri (Lim Ji Yeon), a struggling actress who suddenly finds herself possessed by the spirit of a notorious Joseon-era villainess. Opposite her is Heo Nam Jun as Cha Se Gye, a cold, calculating chaebol heir often described as a “monster created by capitalism.” The clash between these two larger-than-life characters has clearly struck a chord with audiences.
With just four episodes left before the finale, the drama is riding high on momentum. According to Good Data Corporation’s rankings for the first week of June, “My Royal Nemesis” claimed the No. 1 spot on the most buzzworthy TV and OTT dramas list — for the second week running. That’s the kind of consistent dominance that makes a celebratory getaway feel pretty earned, official or not.
Whether or not the Phu Quoc trip ends up happening exactly as reported, one thing’s clear: the cast and crew have plenty to be proud of as the series heads toward its finale.
For some background on Phu Quoc, the popular Vietnamese island destination making headlines, Wikipedia has a helpful overview of the island and its tourism appeal.
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FAQs
Q1: Is the “My Royal Nemesis” cast trip to Vietnam confirmed?
Not officially — SBS clarified it’s a smaller, informal trip with details still being finalized.
Q2: How many episodes of “My Royal Nemesis” are left?
The drama has four episodes remaining before its finale.
