Princess Aurora

O Ro Ra and Park Ji Yeong compete within the same television production while receiving unequal treatment from director Yoon Hae Gi. Ji Yeong resents Ro Ra's growing visibility, while Ro Ra challenges the favoritism and hostility directed at her. Their professional rivalry also intersects with Seol Seol Hee's romantic life.

Hwang Shi Mong and Hwang Mi Mong are unmarried sisters who share a household and jointly influence Hwang Ma Ma's life. Shi Mong generally assumes senior authority, while Mi Mong supports the family's collective decisions. Their alliance makes the sisters a unified force within the Hwang household.

Hwang Shi Mong and Hwang Ja Mong are sisters who live closely and present a united front in family matters. Shi Mong often leads while Ja Mong reinforces her decisions. Their shared protectiveness toward Hwang Ma Ma frequently becomes controlling.

Oh Wang Sung is O Ro Ra's eldest brother and one of the three much older sons in the family. He is protective of Ro Ra but also recognizes that their father gives her privileges denied to the sons. Their sibling bond continues after he relocates abroad.

Oh Geum Seong is one of O Ro Ra's three older brothers. Ro Ra intervenes directly when his affair with Park Joo Ri threatens his marriage and the wider family. Their relationship combines affection with Ro Ra's willingness to confront behavior the other relatives avoid addressing.

Oh Soo Seong is O Ro Ra's youngest older brother. He is emotionally expressive and generally less confrontational than the other men in the household. Their relationship remains affectionate even after the family disperses.

Sul Gook and Lee Anna are the wealthy parents of Seol Seol Hee. They are united in their concern for their son and generally approve of O Ro Ra as his partner. Seol Hee's illness draws them more directly into the central family conflict.

Yoon Hae Gi directs O Ro Ra during her early acting career and initially treats her harshly. Ro Ra challenges his favoritism and refuses to submit quietly to unfair treatment. Their professional relationship changes as her ability and public importance become harder to dismiss.

Oh Wang Sung and Oh Geum Seong are the two eldest sons of Oh Dae San and Sa Im Dang. Wang Sung often attempts to contain the family consequences of Geum Seong's impulsive behavior. Their bond continues after the family relocates abroad.

Oh Wang Sung and Oh Soo Seong are brothers within O Ro Ra's original household. Wang Sung tends to take the cautious senior role, while Soo Seong is more emotionally expressive. Both are affected by their father's authority and the later collapse of the family company.

Oh Geum Seong and Oh Soo Seong are brothers who share the privileges and restrictions of the wealthy Oh household. Soo Seong becomes part of the family reaction to Geum Seong's affair and threatened divorce. Their relationship continues after they leave Korea.

Yoon Hae Gi directs Park Ji Yeong and initially gives her preferential treatment during production. Their professional alignment strengthens Ji Yeong's position against O Ro Ra and contributes to tension on set. The relationship remains primarily connected to television work.

Sook Jung works with O Ro Ra as a stylist during her acting career. She accompanies Ro Ra through production-related activities and participates in informal workplace conversations. Their connection is supportive but does not develop into a major independent storyline.

Hwang Shi Mong owns and operates Versailles, where the unidentified manager handles routine restaurant responsibilities. The manager works under Shi Mong's authority and supports scenes establishing her professional life. No independent personal relationship is confirmed.

The unidentified assistant supports Sul Gook's administrative and business activities. The relationship establishes Sul Gook's professional authority and provides a channel for instructions and information. The assistant has no confirmed independent storyline.

The unidentified entertainment-company employee works within the business network associated with Sul Gook and Seol Seol Hee. The staff role supports office, management, or production scenes without a documented independent motivation. Sul Gook occupies the senior professional position.