Actress Park Bo-young (36) has shared insights into her current living situation.
On the upcoming episode of SBS's variety show 'Anytime, Anywhere,' airing on the 14th, hosts Yoo Jae-suk and Yoo Yeon-seok will be joined by actors Lee Kwang-soo and Park Bo-young as 'gap friends,' showcasing their genuine chemistry in the Guri area.
Park Bo-young, known as the 'Nation's Little Sister,' reveals a different side of herself with her down-to-earth charm, eliciting empathy and laughter. She reflects, “I’m already 37. I was happy to enter my 30s, but the 40s feel different,” she sighs. Lee Kwang-soo, who has already entered his 40s, laughs at her lament but quickly joins in, recalling, “When I turned 30, I told Jae-suk, ‘Hyung, it feels strange,’ and he said, ‘It feels even stranger in your 40s,’” sharing a moment of humor over the passage of time.
Park Bo-young opens up about her personal life, revealing, “I recently started living with a friend, a best friend from high school,” and admits, “I love delivery food, so I often order in,” candidly sharing her relatable life as a roommate.
The dynamic between Lee Kwang-soo and Park Bo-young is expected to draw attention as they engage in playful banter. Their sibling-like rivalry is sparked by a game of 'gonggi' (a traditional Korean game). Lee Kwang-soo begins to coach Park Bo-young, who makes frequent mistakes, but she quickly transforms into 'Wook Bo-young,' exclaiming, “Ah~ my hands are shaking!” causing laughter. Unfazed, Lee Kwang-soo continues his barrage of advice, prompting Park Bo-young to lean in and whisper, “I got it,” in a mock-threatening tone, turning the set into a sea of laughter.
'Anytime, Anywhere' airs every Tuesday at 9 PM.
Tae Yuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr