Kim Young-ok, longing for the late Kim Soo-mi: "The one who left first... I feel like I didn't do enough"

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Actress Kim Young-ok expressed her deep longing for the late Kim Soo-mi.

On the 10th, a video titled "IU invited me to Gwangju; behind-the-scenes of filming the MV with Kim Young-ok and Na Moon-hee | One meal in Gwangju Yujjeon" was released on the YouTube channel 'Kim Young-ok'.

In the released video, Kim Young-ok visited Gwangju to film IU's new music video and shared a meal with Na Moon-hee.

During the meal, when stir-fried greens were served as a side dish, Kim Young-ok recalled the late Kim Soo-mi. She sighed, saying, "When we filmed 'All in My Family,' I brought side dishes so everyone could eat everything. Since we all have to leave eventually, thinking about those who passed first makes me feel regretful and like I didn't do enough."

She then reflected on her long-standing relationship with Na Moon-hee. Kim Young-ok said, "We met as the first batch of MBC trainees, and I think our unusually close communication was because I held onto you and talked to you a lot. You were like family from my own home." She added, "It's touching even now when I think about how good it was that you called me 'unni' (older sister)."

Na Moon-hee also expressed her deep affection, saying, "You're the only one I call on the phone once a week. This isn't something anyone can force." Kim Young-ok replied, "I don't realize how wonderful it is to have someone you can open your heart to and talk freely with as you grow older."

The late Kim Soo-mi passed away on October 25 last year at the age of 75. At the time, she was rushed to the hospital in cardiac arrest but ultimately died. According to her family, it is believed that she suffered cardiac arrest due to a hyperglycemic shock.

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