Korean Broadcaster Park Ji-yoon Shares Shanghai Adventure Amid Ongoing Divorce Proceedings

Korean broadcaster Park Ji-yoon recently shared her exciting trip to Shanghai on Instagram, following her lowest recorded weight.

Park posted, "Despite a trunk full of filming gear, my first day in Shanghai was perfect, from entering Disney's Tron without waiting to enjoying lamb skewers at Hunjiuichen." She added, "I arrived at my lightest weight ever, but I'm already gaining back."

In the shared photo, Park is seen taking a mirror selfie in what appears to be a bathroom. She is dressed comfortably in a gray hoodie, jogger pants, a white inner layer, and a checkered shirt. Her long hair flows naturally under a dark gray cap, and she smiles while wearing earphones.

Another photo captures Park under the night sky, posing with a Disney castle illuminated in the background. She wears bunny ears, lifts one leg, and flashes a V-sign with her hand, exuding joy. Her casual black outerwear and light-colored pants contrast vividly with the castle's bright lights.

In a different image, Park sits at a restaurant table, wearing fox ears and holding skewers. A paper is stuck to her forehead, and lamb skewers grill over charcoal in front of her. The scene is completed with a transparent drink glass, a metal grill, and a brick-like backdrop, capturing the lively atmosphere.

Fans responded with comments like "Legendary," "Always supporting you," "So beautiful," "Fighting," "Welcome to Shanghai," and "Oh my!!! So cute!!!!"

Meanwhile, Park Ji-yoon is currently undergoing divorce proceedings with Choi Dong-seok after 14 years of marriage. The couple, who have a son and a daughter, met as colleagues at KBS in 2004 and married in 2009 after four years of dating. However, they filed for divorce mediation in October 2023.

The Jeju District Court dismissed both Park's lawsuit against Choi's acquaintance for damages and Choi's similar lawsuit against Park's acquaintance. The court found insufficient evidence to support claims of infidelity or liability for damages. Consequently, both civil lawsuits filed by Park and Choi were rejected.

Reporter: Im Chae-ryeong, TenAsia syjj426@tenasia.co.kr