Actor Park Joong-hoon, Korean-Japanese wife → three siblings revealed for the first time

Actor Park Joong-hoon revealed his three children who bear a striking resemblance to his Korean-Japanese wife.

On TV Chosun's 'Dad and Me' broadcast on the 1st, 39-year-old actor Park Joong-hoon appeared as a special guest.

On this day, Park Joong-hoon said that he was the father of three siblings and said, "I grew up under a strict father, so I resented him a lot. I promised myself that when I get married later, I will become a father who is like a friend. I have a son and two daughters. They are now 28, 26, and 22." It was introduced.

Park Joong-hoon's wife is Korean-Japanese. Park Joong-hoon formed a consensus, saying, "(My wife) had many similar incidents around the same time as Kang Joo-eun, who came from Canada because she couldn't speak Korean at first." Next, Park Joong-hoon, who mentioned his son among his three children, said, "My son went on active duty in our country's army and went to Africa to support the UN forces. This photo was taken the day before he went to deploy. He finished his deployment in South Sudan," and boasted of his handsome growth. .

It is said that he left the choice regarding deployment to his son. Park Joong-hoon said, "I cannot go (to deploy) without parental consent. On the one hand, I said it could be dangerous and that it is your choice, but he said he wanted to go and told me to be careful." It is said that he is currently working as a freelance computer programmer after completing an eight-month deployment.

The two daughters also boasted of their beauty, looking just like their wives. Currently, the eldest daughter is an IT designer, and the youngest daughter is a senior in college. Baek Il-seop repeatedly praised the children for their tall appearance, saying, “They are much improved than their father,” making them laugh.

Park Joong-hoon, who has a close relationship with his three siblings, said, "I sometimes receive handwritten letters (from my children). My son wrote a letter and he wrote 50 reasons why he is grateful to his father. I always carry it with me, take a picture of it, and keep it. I went to the military when I was 21. “I wrote it before,” he said affectionately.

Kim Se-ah, Ten Asia reporter haesmik@tenasia.co.kr