Our Sticky Love (2026)
Original title: 이런 엿같은 사랑
Our Sticky Love is a 2026 Korean-language drama series created by Kim Jang-han and Mo Ji-hye. It stars Jung Hae-in, Ahn Ha-young and Heo Sung-tae.
A lie told in a hurry, and then a household built on top of it. Go Eun-sae is a prosecutor who has lost her memory. Jang Tae-ha, a former boxer now running with a gang, tells her he is her boyfriend so he can hide her from the crime syndicate hunting for her. She believes him. They move in together.
Mo Ji-hye wrote the series and Kim Jang-han directed it, and the two keep the comedy and the danger on the same screen. Every beat of the fake-relationship routine, the shared apartment, the improvised backstory, the family questions, sits on top of a threat that has not gone anywhere. Jung Hae-in and Ahn Ha-young lead, with Heo Sung-tae, Kim Yeong-ok, Jeon Bae-soo and Seo Jeong-yeon filling out the cast.
Netflix put it out on August 7, 2026. The draw is the shape of the setup: a woman with a prosecutor's instincts and no memory to attach them to, a gangster keeping house, and a story that gets more expensive for him every day it holds.
Where to watch Our Sticky Love
Stream: Netflix
Cast
- Jung Hae-in as Jang Tae-ha
- Ahn Ha-young as Go Eun-sae
- Heo Sung-tae as Baek Sang-gil
- Kim Yeong-ok as Go Yeon-hong
- Jeon Bae-soo as Hong Do-yeop
- Seo Jeong-yeon as Do Jeong-hwa
- Jang Hye-jin as Paeng Hee-ja
- Cha Chung-hwa as Cho Maeng-suk
- Kim Mi-hwa as Na Geum-hyang
- Choi Yu-ju as Min Su-ji
- Eun Jong-geon as Gyeong-pyo
- Oh Kyung-hwa as Park Hyo-jin
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A few thoughts on Our Sticky Love
Love Reset is the closest match on film, a Korean comedy that also hands amnesia to a couple and plays it for laughs before it plays it straight. Perfect Addiction keeps the fighter half of the equation, a romance built around the ring and the people running it. On the page, Crazy Rich Asians brings the same appetite for a courtship with family and money leaning on it, and The Sun Is Also a Star works the compressed, fated end of romance. In comics, Hana-Kimi runs on an identical engine, a deception the heroine has to maintain every single day. Teasing Master Takagi-san and Senpai, This Can't Be Love! offer the low-stakes version, flirting without the syndicate.
Romances that start after the memory goes
Go Eun-sae wakes with no past, and Our Sticky Love hands Tae-ha the job of filling it in with a version that suits him. In a blank slate romance the real question is who narrates the past. These run the same risk, one person rebuilding a relationship out of somebody else's account of it.
Fake-dating setups that turn into the real thing
Tae-ha tells one lie in a hurry, then Our Sticky Love spends its run maintaining it: the shared apartment, the improvised backstory, the family questions he has no answers for. Watch romcoms for the pretend-couple routine and the point where the pretending stops paying, and this row is your shelf.
Korean romcoms with a crime plot running underneath
Mo Ji-hye writes the jokes and the syndicate onto the same screen, so Our Sticky Love plays an apartment gag one minute and a gang threat the next. These pull off the same balance, with prosecutors and thieves and crooked families handled at comedy speed while the danger stays on the table.
Love stories with a fighter at the center
Jang Tae-ha came out of boxing and into a gang, and Our Sticky Love uses that history for the comedy and the protection in equal measure. These put the same kind of body in a love story, boxers and brawlers whose training explains how they take a hit and why they stay standing.