Park Sung-ung: "My 17-year-old son still gives me a kiss on the mouth" [Binstaurant]

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In 'New Menu Binstaurant' (hereinafter 'Binstaurant'), Park Sung-ung reveals his doting father side.

According to the production team of the KBS 2TV variety show 'Binstaurant' on the 11th, Park Sung-ung, who played Kim Yu-shin in the historical drama 'Munmu', will appear in the episode airing on the 12th.

In a VCR to be revealed that day, Lee Yeon-bok, assistant broker Kim Won-hoon, and ITZY's Chaeryeong, who is about to make her solo debut, waited for someone with tense expressions. Shortly after, Park Sung-ung appeared, prompting Lee Yeon-bok, Kim Won-hoon, and Chaeryeong to instinctively bow at 90 degrees.

Kim Won-hoon confessed that he was a die-hard fan of Park Sung-ung's representative film, 'New World'. 'New World' is a noir film that receives passionate support from men in South Korea. The character Joo Jung-gu, played by Park Sung-ung in the film, left behind several iconic lines that are still being discussed today. Park Sung-ung said, "'New World' was released in 2013, so 13 years have passed. Friends who were seven years old at the time are now twenty and watch 'New World', calling me 'Jung-gu hyung-nim (older brother Jung-gu),' which brought on bursts of laughter."

Despite his charismatic appearance, Park Sung-ung also revealed his family-oriented side. In particular, he surprised everyone by revealing that he still gives kisses on the mouth to his 17-year-old son. He also shared a meaningful(?) comment his son makes after receiving a kiss, stating that every time it happens, "I see Joo Jung-gu's face in my 17-year-old son." What is the post-kiss comment from the son that even surprised Park Sung-ung?

Additionally, it is reported that Park Sung-ung expressed confidence in making a dish he learned from Lee Yeon-bok for his son himself.

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