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Park So-hyun shocks with 'one meal a day' diet disclosure on TV
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Park So-hyun shocks with 'one meal a day' diet disclosure on TV

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • South Korean celebrity Park So-hyun revealed her surprisingly small daily food intake on the TV show 'My Little Old Boy'.
  • She reportedly eats only one meal a day, consisting of an "abarra" (likely a type of drink or small snack) and three cherry tomatoes.
  • The revelation came during a reunion episode featuring Park and other cast members from the show 'Gold Misses are Coming'.

South Korean television personality Park So-hyun has revealed her astonishingly small eating habits on the SBS show 'My Little Old Boy' ('Miun Woo Ri Sae'). Known for her slender figure, Park disclosed that she often consumes only one meal per day.

During the broadcast, which featured a reunion of cast members from the 2000s variety show 'Gold Misses are Coming' including Yang Jung-ah, Ye Ji-won, and Shin Bong-sun, Park So-hyun shared details of her daily diet. Her reported meal consisted of an "abarra" โ€“ the exact nature of which remains unclear but is likely a beverage or a very small food item โ€“ and just three cherry tomatoes.

This limited intake has earned Park So-hyun the moniker 'sosi-jwa,' a term used in Korea to describe someone who eats very little. Her minimalist approach to food has become a topic of discussion among viewers and fellow celebrities, highlighting a stark contrast to typical eating patterns.

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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.