'Nahonsan' actress of 15 years, Park Kyung Hye, says goodbye to cafe where she worked for two years "like tears"
SEOUL (Reuters) - Actress Park Kyung-hye is saying "goodbye" to the cafe where she worked part-time for two years.
On MBC's entertainment program "I Live Alone," which airs on Friday, Park Kyung Hye will appear as a positive-minded "self-starter" and reveal her daily life.
Park Kyung Hye attracts attention with her sad breakup news. The cafe where he worked part-time for two years has closed. He showed his affection for the cafe by cleaning up the place on its last day of business, and he looks at the place under construction with mixed feelings.
Park then visits the neighboring shop where she worked part-time to say goodbye to the people who helped her. "I feel like I'm going to cry," she says, reflecting on the past. We are interested in how Park Kyung-hye will feel after parting ways with her favorite cafe.
Meanwhile, Park Park-hye, who made her debut in the movie "Adveroon" in 2011, made a strong impression in tvN's "Dokobi" as a virgin ghost. Since then, she has appeared in "Manipulation," "Juggler," "Thoracic Surgery," "Revenge is Back," "Living Together," and "This Love Affair is Force Majeure," all of which showcased her strong characterization.
Park Kyung Hye's life as a "one-person household" will be revealed on "I Live Alone" on May 5 at 11:10 pm.
About I Live Alone
I Live Alone, also known as Home Alone, is a South Korean entertainment program distributed and syndicated by MBC every Friday at 23:00.