Park Seong-woong was an elite from a prestigious high school and law school... "Prepare for the bar exam, come hyeonta"

Actor Park Seong-woong revealed the reason why he started acting after leaving the legal profession behind.

Park Sung-woong appeared as a special MC in the SBS entertainment show 'My Little Old Boy', which aired on the 25th.

On this day, Park Seong-woong introduced a buzzword, saying, “The atmosphere of the filming set, I will give you to live.” "I expected great eyes, but it's not true" and "It's really good and good", said Movengers, "That's right. You can't live like that,” he said lightly.

When asked if he had ever benefited from his scary image, Park Seong-woong said, "There is only one time." But one day, a policeman came and asked if it was okay. It turned out that all the nearby convenience stores were thieves. But the policeman said, ‘He won’t come here’ and left,” causing laughter.

Park Seong-woong, an elite who graduated from a prestigious high school in Chungju and graduated from the Department of Molecular Biology and Department of Law at Konkuk University. He said, "In middle school, I participated in a math competition as a school representative." However, while I was preparing for a sashimi in the first grade, Hyeonta suddenly came. It's a good job, but I thought that a life over 30 with that job and commuting would not be fun, that it would be unfortunate."

“Then, I suddenly wanted to become an actor, so I started. For three years, I did not tell my father and pretended to go to school diligently.”

Park Seong-woong is married to actress Shin Eun-jung and has a son. Park Seong-woong, whose son is 14 years old this year, boasted that he still continues to express affection with his son. He said, “Today, I came out with a kiss on the mouth. He was so happy that he was loved so much that even though he was a man, he was lovely.”

When asked whether he often kisses his wife or his son, Park Sung-woong laughed, saying, "What are you talking about? It's not between family members."

Reporter Tae Yuna, Ten Asia youyou@tenasia.co.kr