Park Kyung-hye Bids Farewell to Moldy Studio in Gangnam: The Real Reason Behind Her Move

Park Kyung-hye is leaving her mold-infested studio apartment in Gangnam.

On the 22nd, a video titled "The Identity of the Person Who Came Home" was uploaded to the 'Kyung-hye's Channel'.

In the video, Park Kyung-hye invites a close foreign friend and shares her daily life by serving homemade holiday dishes.

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The guest Park Kyung-hye invited was Justin from New York. Introducing him as "my English teacher and a close friend," Park prepared a feast of holiday dishes like japchae and jeon for Justin, who was spending the Lunar New Year alone.

When Justin complimented her home, saying "It's nice," Park Kyung-hye responded with joy, "It's not as bad as it seems, right?" The two engaged in an honest conversation about the house over their meal.

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During their conversation, Park Kyung-hye offered practical advice to Justin, who was contemplating a move. She shared, "Shall I go with you when you look for a house? I realized a lot when I was looking for a place this time. I can help you," reflecting on her own experiences and making it clear that she would not be renewing her lease.

She was firm about her living plans. When asked about extending her one-year contract, Park Kyung-hye immediately replied, "I will move."

The surprising reason behind Park Kyung-hye's decision to leave her moldy home was 'cooking'. She confessed, "I love cooking, but living here without a door means the smell of food lingers."

However, she expressed a positive outlook on living alone. "I enjoy being completely alone. I study English and practice acting at my own pace, and I'm discovering my taste by buying furniture," she added, emphasizing her journey of self-discovery.

Previously, Park Kyung-hye received significant support from netizens when she openly shared the poor condition of her Gangnam studio, including moldy ceilings and rusty drawers, during her move.

Reporter Na-yeon Jo, Ten Asia nybluebook@tenasia.co.kr