The gripping Korean thriller Siren’s Kiss has been keeping viewers on edge with its weekly episodes. After the intense events of episodes 5 and 6, fans are now looking ahead to the next installment. The release schedule for episodes 7 and 8 is officially locked in, and the mystery surrounding Han Seol-ah and Cha Woo-seok is only getting deeper. Here is everything you need to know about when and where to watch the upcoming episodes of this popular K-drama.
Siren’s Kiss Episodes 7-8 Release Date and Time
Siren’s Kiss episodes 7 and 8 will be released on March 23, 2026 and March 24, 2026 respectively. The show follows a consistent weekly pattern on Prime Video, with new episodes arriving every Monday and Tuesday. This two-episodes-per-week schedule allows viewers to steadily progress through the story without long waiting periods.
The release time is set for 13:30 GMT (1:30 PM) according to the official Prime Video listing. For viewers in different regions, this translates to:
- United States: 9:30 AM EDT / 6:30 AM PDT
- United Kingdom: 1:30 PM GMT
- India: 7:00 PM IST
- Australia: 12:30 AM AEDT (March 24/25)
- Canada: 9:30 AM EDT
- South Korea: 10:20 PM KST
The series airs on South Korea’s tvN network at 20:50 KST before landing on Prime Video globally. This means international audiences can watch the episodes shortly after their Korean broadcast.
Total Episodes and Complete Release Schedule
Siren’s Kiss runs for a total of 12 episodes. The production team, led by director Kim Cheol-kyu (known for Flower of Evil), has structured the series to maintain tension throughout its run.
The full release schedule is as follows:
- Episodes 1-2: March 2-3, 2026 (Released)
- Episodes 3-4: March 9-10, 2026 (Released)
- Episodes 5-6: March 16-17, 2026 (Released)
- Episodes 7-8: March 23-24, 2026
- Episodes 9-10: March 30-31, 2026
- Episodes 11-12: April 6-7, 2026
Each episode runs for approximately 60 to 64 minutes.
Where to Watch Siren’s Kiss
All episodes of Siren’s Kiss stream exclusively on Prime Video worldwide. The series is an original production for the platform, available in over 240 countries and territories. Viewers need an active Prime Video subscription to access the content.
In South Korea, the drama also airs on the cable network tvN and streams on the local platform TVING.
What Happened in Episodes 5-6
As Siren’s Kiss approaches its second half, the tension between the lead characters has reached new heights. The story follows Cha Woo-seok (Wi Ha-jun), a top investigator at the Insurance Fraud Investigation Unit, who becomes obsessed with Han Seol-ah (Park Min-young), a prestigious art auctioneer connected to multiple mysterious deaths.
In episodes 5 and 6, Woo-seok’s investigation took dangerous turns as he got closer to Seol-ah. The line between professional duty and personal obsession continued to blur. Seol-ah’s past relationships with men who all met untimely deaths remain at the center of the mystery. The trainee Do Eun-hye‘s accusation against Seol-ah added another layer of complexity to the case, though Seol-ah provided an alibi that led to the case being closed as a suicide.
Director Kim Chul-gyu told Variety about the series: “From the opening of the first episode to the closing of the final one, tension never lets up.” He described the drama as one filled with “fresh concepts, unpredictable storytelling, and striking visual composition.”
Cast and Characters
Park Min-young (Marry My Husband) plays Han Seol-ah, the chief auctioneer at Royal Auction. She described her character as “a woman who has confined herself within ice,” surviving on “water and alcohol alone” while surrounded by tragedy. She uses a lower vocal register for this role, a departure from her previous work.
Wi Ha-jun (Squid Game) portrays Cha Woo-seok, bringing “quiet intensity” to the role according to early reviews. His character starts dating Seol-ah as part of his investigation, placing himself at the center of a dangerous game.
Kim Jung-hyun plays Baek Jun-beom, a mysterious IT CEO and art collector who circles Seol-ah with unclear motives. The supporting cast includes Han Joon-woo, Kong Sung-ha, Hong Ki-joon, Lee Elijah, and Yoon Jong-hoon.
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Production Team
Director Kim Cheol-kyu leads the project. He previously directed acclaimed dramas Flower of Evil and Mother. Writer Lee Young adapts the story from the original Japanese script by Hisashi Nozawa for the 1999 Fuji TV series Ice World (Koori no Sekai). Studio Dragon and CAPE E&A produce the series for tvN.
The show has been positioned as one of Prime Video’s major Korean releases of 2026, bringing together two globally recognized stars in a story that blends romance with suspense.
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