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Former Jewelry member Park Jung-ah reveals anger management technique: knitting dishcloths
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Former Jewelry member Park Jung-ah reveals anger management technique: knitting dishcloths

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Singer and actress Park Jung-ah, a former member of the group Jewelry, will appear on the variety show 'Detective's Business Secrets'.
  • The episode, airing on the 17th, features Park discussing her methods for managing anger after marital disputes.
  • She humorously revealed that she expresses her frustration by knitting dishcloths.

Park Jung-ah, former leader of the K-pop group Jewelry, is set to showcase her unique variety show skills on Channel A's 'Detective's Business Secrets.' The singer and actress, who recently reunited with her group for a comeback after 20 years, will appear as a guest detective on the program airing Thursday evening.

To find my inner peace, I knit dishcloths to express my anger.

— Park Jung-ahExplaining her method for managing anger after marital disputes on the variety show 'Detective's Business Secrets'.

Now an 11-year married mother of a first-grader, Park shared her unconventional method for managing anger following arguments with her husband. "To find my inner peace, I knit dishcloths to express my anger," she confessed during the show. This revelation drew surprised reactions from the MCs.

I get so worked up.

— Park Jung-ahResponding to a question about whether she knits while watching the show.

When host Defconn inquired if she knits while watching the show, Park playfully responded, "I get so worked up." She then presented a bundle of completed dishcloths, eliciting laughter from the studio audience. MC Kim Sung-kyu expressed astonishment at the sheer volume of her creations, prompting Park to joke, "There's more at home."

There's more at home.

— Park Jung-ahJoking about the quantity of dishcloths she has made when asked about how often she gets angry.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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