"A program I truly loved," Jang Young-ran bids tearful farewell to 'My Little Oldie' after six years

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Broadcaster Jang Young-ran expressed her sorrow over the conclusion of 'My Little Oldie'.

On the 26th, Jang posted a lengthy message on her social media, beginning with, "Over the six years, I learned so much, cried a lot, had time to reflect, and felt deeply grateful."

She then sincerely conveyed her gratitude and respect to her mentor and teacher, Oh Eun-yeong (Dr.), who was a great source of strength whenever she felt exhausted and overwhelmed by parenting.

She stated, "I will carry the countless words and sentiments I learned from Dr. Oh in my heart, and based on the leadership of a parent, I will raise my two children with even more love and warmth. I will miss you and love you."

She also did not forget to express her gratitude to her co-stars and the production team. She shared her affection, saying, "The too-lovely and gentle (Shin) Ae-ra unnie, the playful and warm (Jung) Hyeong-don oppa, and the very affectionate and cute (Hong) Hyun-hee dongsaeng. I was truly happy to be with you all, and you all worked so hard. I will miss you."

In particular, she conveyed her wish, "I sincerely respect Kim Seung-hoon CP, who led the program with unwavering passion for six years. I really hope he prepares for season 2."

She continued, "I am deeply grateful to the PDs, writers, and staff who filmed not as if the children were others' but as if they were their own, with affection and love, and who edited late into the night, doing their best for each episode." She added, "Because I understand their sincerity and hard work, I was able to genuinely empathize with each recording and do my best every time."

She also remarked, "This program was a precious time that made me reflect on myself as a parent and as a person, and helped me grow into a better adult." She added, "I will raise my two children well with the love and mindset I learned here, and I will wait for season 2."

She further said, "I am sincerely grateful to all the viewers who loved 'My Little Oldie' for six years." She concluded with, "I love all the precious children and support all parents' hearts. I hope to meet again in season 2."

Finally, she added, "I don't know why my eyes keep tearing up. I think I must have loved this program so much."

Meanwhile, 'My Little Oldie' will conclude after six years at 9 p.m. on the 26th.

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