Actor Song Jong-ho has shared an update on his life, revealing that he has transformed into the owner of a barbecue restaurant after a three-and-a-half-year hiatus.

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Actor Song Jong-ho revealed on the SBS variety show My Lazy Little Baby that he has been running a barbecue restaurant following a three-and-a-half-year hiatus from acting. He explained that as his acting work dwindled, he started running the restaurant to make ends meet, and he demonstrated his dedication by even handling the valet parking himself.In the episode of My Lazy Little Baby that aired on the 12th, 51-year-old Song Jong-ho—who is unmarried—and his mother appeared on the show to share their daily lives. Song Jong-hos mother expressed her disappointment that her son had not yet married and encouraged him to tie the knot.After his acting work became scarce following the 2023 drama The Sword of Aramun, Song Jong-ho decided, after much deliberation about his future, to run a barbecue restaurant with fellow actors. He confessed that it was a practical choice to make ends meet as his opportunities as an actor dwindled.It drew attention that most of the staff working at the restaurant were fellow actors. They resonated deeply with viewers as they shared their practical concerns about acting careers and had candid conversations about audition opportunities.
Actor Song Jong-ho revealed on the SBS variety show My Lazy Little Baby that he has been running a barbecue restaurant following a three-and-a-half-year hiatus from acting. He explained that as his acting work dwindled, he started running the restaurant to make ends meet, and he demonstrated his dedication by even handling the valet parking himself.In the episode of My Lazy Little Baby that aired on the 12th, 51-year-old Song Jong-ho—who is unmarried—and his mother appeared on the show to share their daily lives. Song Jong-hos mother expressed her disappointment that her son had not yet married and encouraged him to tie the knot.After his acting work became scarce following the 2023 drama The Sword of Aramun, Song Jong-ho decided, after much deliberation about his future, to run a barbecue restaurant with fellow actors. He confessed that it was a practical choice to make ends meet as his opportunities as an actor dwindled.It drew attention that most of the staff working at the restaurant were fellow actors. They resonated deeply with viewers as they shared their practical concerns about acting careers and had candid conversations about audition opportunities.

Actor Song Jong-ho revealed on the SBS variety show “My Lazy Little Baby” that he has been running a barbecue restaurant following a three-and-a-half-year hiatus from acting. He explained that as his acting work dwindled, he started running the restaurant to make ends meet, and he demonstrated his dedication by even handling the valet parking himself.

In the episode of “My Lazy Little Baby” that aired on the 12th, 51-year-old Song Jong-ho—who is unmarried—and his mother appeared on the show to share their daily lives. Song Jong-ho’s mother expressed her disappointment that her son had not yet married and encouraged him to tie the knot.

After his acting work became scarce following the 2023 drama “The Sword of Aramun,” Song Jong-ho decided, after much deliberation about his future, to run a barbecue restaurant with fellow Actors. He confessed that it was a practical choice to make ends meet as his opportunities as an Actor dwindled.

It drew attention that most of the staff working at the restaurant were fellow Actors. They resonated deeply with viewers as they shared their practical concerns about acting careers and had candid conversations about audition opportunities.

Actor Song Jong-ho Transitions to Restaurant Management

After a three-and-a-half-year hiatus from acting, actor Song Jong-ho recently appeared on the SBS program 'My Little Old Boy' to share his life as a restaurant owner. He revealed that he entered the food service industry to secure a livelihood as acting opportunities became increasingly scarce.

Navigating Career Realities in the Entertainment Industry

Song Jong-ho and his fellow actor-employees at his restaurant openly discussed the challenges of balancing a professional acting career with the need for stable income. The group shared candid perspectives on the difficulty of securing roles and the reality of pursuing auditions while maintaining a business.