Park Seo-jin deceived his 'middle school graduate' younger sister.

Park Seo-jin scheduled GED counseling for her younger brother, who graduated from middle school.

Trot singer Park Seo-jin and his younger sister Park Hyo-jung appeared on KBS2's entertainment show 'Men Who Do Housework 2' (hereinafter referred to as 'Men Who Do Housework 2'), which aired on the 13th.

Park Seo-jin said, “I made a schedule to get counseling for the qualification exam without my younger brother knowing.” My younger brother, who looked into the qualification exam schedule, took the test in April with Park Seo-jin's encouragement.

Park Seo-jin said, "It's obvious that he won't like it if I just ask him to go out, so I pretend to go out to have fun and get counseling." He also explained, "(My younger brother) had already registered, but he wasn't preparing for the exam at all. It was obvious that he would say he wasn't going if he said he was going to a school for the qualification exam, so I tricked him into taking him out by saying I'd show him a tour of Incheon, his favorite city."

My younger brother, who did not know this fact, seemed excited at the thought of going out. Park Seo-jin showed off her friendly side by putting on her own makeup for her younger brother as he prepared to go out. Park Seo-jin, seeing her younger brother's makeup done, said, "Doesn't it look like glutinous rice cake?"

Previously, Park Seo-jin opened up about her difficult family life. He said, "When I was in middle school, my two older brothers died 49 days apart. The older brother had a liver transplant that went wrong and died, and the younger brother suffered from chronic renal failure. At the time, my mother was diagnosed with stage 3 uterine cancer." He also said, “I dropped out of high school to go sailing with my father.” Her younger sister, Park Hyo-jung, said, “I didn’t even graduate from high school because I had to take care of my mother at the hospital.” Park Seo-jin expressed regret, saying, “I was worried that (my younger brother’s) middle school education would one day come back to haunt me.”

Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr