Broadcaster Park Soo-hong Shares Joyful Family Outing with Wife and Daughter
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- South Korean broadcaster Park Soo-hong shared photos of a weekend outing with his wife Kim Da-ye and daughter Jae-yi at Children's Grand Park.
- He expressed happiness, attributing it to their YouTube channel name, 'Haengbokhae Dahong' (meaning 'I am happy Dahong').
- The photos show the family enjoying their time together, with Park Soo-hong experiencing popularity akin to a fan meeting.
South Korean television personality Park Soo-hong recently shared heartwarming moments from a family outing, posting pictures on his social media account from a visit to Children's Grand Park with his wife Kim Da-ye and their daughter Jae-yi.
Park Soo-hong captioned the photos with a joyful reflection, stating, "Ever since I named the YouTube channel 'Haengbokhae Dahong' (meaning 'I am happy Dahong'), I've truly become happy." The sentiment highlights the positive impact of his family and his new venture on his well-being.
The images capture the family enjoying a pleasant weekend day at the park. Park Soo-hong appeared to be experiencing a surge in popularity, with the atmosphere described as being akin to a fan meeting, suggesting a warm reception from the public during their outing.
The post offers a glimpse into Park Soo-hong's personal life, showcasing his happiness and contentment with his wife and daughter, and his engagement with fans through his YouTube channel.
Ever since I named the YouTube channel 'Haengbokhae Dahong' (meaning 'I am happy Dahong'), I've truly become happy.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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