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Ryu Soo-young confesses wife Park Ha-sun made him cry over late-night snack
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Ryu Soo-young confesses wife Park Ha-sun made him cry over late-night snack

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Actor Ryu Soo-young confessed on a YouTube show that his wife, actress Park Ha-sun, made him cry.
  • He admitted to being scolded by his wife for eating sausages from a convenience store late at night after saying he would come home directly.
  • The anecdote, shared with co-stars Ko Chang-seok and Seo Hyun-cheol, elicited laughter from host Shin Dong-yup.

South Korean actor Ryu Soo-young shared a humorous anecdote on the YouTube show 'Jjanhan Hyung Shin Dong-yup,' confessing that his wife, actress Park Ha-sun, once made him cry. The story involved a late-night snack run that led to a scolding from his wife.

Ryu recounted an incident where he told his wife he was coming straight home after drinking, but stopped at a convenience store to buy and eat sausages and a drink. He mentioned that his wife does not particularly like him eating sausages. The delay, which lasted over 30 minutes, frustrated Park Ha-sun, who was waiting for him at home.

I confessed that I cried after being scolded by my wife, Park Ha-sun.

โ€” Ryu Soo-youngDuring his appearance on the YouTube show 'Jjanhan Hyung Shin Dong-yup.'

Host Shin Dong-yup found the situation amusing, questioning Ryu's actions. Ryu sheepishly admitted that his wife's frustration was understandable, acknowledging that his behavior might not have been ideal. The confession and his reaction drew laughter from the show's hosts and guests, highlighting a relatable marital moment.

You can't be pretty when you come home like this.

โ€” Ryu Soo-youngRyu's sheepish admission about his wife's reaction to him eating sausages late at night.
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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.