South Korean actor Yoo Ah In is preparing to return to the entertainment industry by joining the agency BILLIONS. The agency also released a statement regarding their response to Yoo Ah In's drug case.
“BILLIONS signed an exclusive contract with Yoo Ah In on August 21, 2026. BILLIONS is aware of the concerns regarding Yoo Ah In following his past incidents,” reads the statement from BILLIONS.
“Before signing the contract, the company held in-depth discussions with Yoo Ah In, considering the responsibilities and attitudes required for him to continue his career as an actor in the direction he is taking in the future,” he said.
After discussions, the agency decided to recruit Yoo Ah In. They believed the 39-year-old actor needed not only support but also a partner who could navigate his future. "
He (Yoo Ah In) wanted a partner who could accompany him on his journey to stand up again as a new actor rather than continuing from his past. BILLIONS shared this sentiment and decided to support him without rushing," the agency continued.
The agency will manage all of Yoo Ah In's activities while providing environmental support so he can work in a healthy condition. "We do not take his past events lightly. We understand and reflect on his past and are trying to build trust," the agency emphasized.
BILLIONS is an actor agency that manages various names, including Ko Chang Seok, Kim Jae Chul, Kim Ha Neul, Lee Jun Young, Jung Sung Il, Eunji Apink, Jo Bo Ah, Choi Mu Sung, Heo Sung Tae, and several members of INFINITE.
This news was announced a few days after Yoo Ah In was confirmed to be acting in director Jang Jae Hyun's latest film entitled Vampire.
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