TV Series청담동 스캔들
2014 · SBS · Ended · 40 min
In Cheongdam‑dong, a woman desperate for a child uncovers betrayal within her husband’s family. She bonds with a designer who turns out to be the boy she once saved, while her birth mother searches for her. Rivalries and jealousies ignite, threatening to unravel high society’s facade.
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