JTBC has confirmed the premiere date for “Love Me,” a Korean adaptation of Josephine Bornebusch’s Swedish original that follows a seemingly put-together family as each member embarks on a personal journey of love, loss, and healing.

Seo Hyun Jin leads as Seo Jun Kyung, an obstetrician-gynecologist who, despite her success and striking poise, carries a quiet solitude. For seven years, she has kept a devastating family tragedy at arm’s length, channeling everything into work and perfection—until life nudges her heart awake.

That shift begins next door with Ju Do Hyun (played by Chang Ryul), a neighbor who recognizes the loneliness she’s hidden from the world. As gentle affection blossoms, Jun Kyung starts to rediscover love—toward him and back toward her family—unlocking the vulnerability she’s long suppressed.

The teaser poster captures that pivotal moment: eyes closed, a soft smile, and the line, “I decided to love wholeheartedly.” It’s a quiet promise that hints at the drama’s tender, introspective tone—exactly the kind of warmth that defines a winter romance.

According to the production team, “Love Me” focuses on people who appear fine on the surface but are lonelier than anyone, learning to understand one another and open their hearts. The teaser visual embodies the instant a still heart begins to move again—an experience many will recognize.

“Love Me” premieres December 19 at 8:50 p.m. KST on JTBC, with two episodes airing consecutively each week.