Sean, Runs Marathon in Berlin with Park Bo-gum: "Impressed That He Completed the Full Course" [Star Issue]

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Singer Sean sent warm encouragement and praise to actor Park Bo-gum for completing the Berlin Marathon full course.

On the 30th, Sean posted multiple photos and a lengthy message on his personal social media account with the caption, "Bo-gum-ah, congratulations on completing the Berlin Marathon!"

In the photos, Sean and Park Bo-gum are seen standing side by side, each wearing their respective race bibs, holding their Berlin Marathon finisher medals in hand, and smiling brightly at the camera. Additionally, Park Bo-gum is captured enjoying the joy of finishing while wearing a comfortable windbreaker, hat, and sunglasses, striking a finger V-sign pose.

Sean conveyed his overwhelming emotion, saying to Park Bo-gum, "I barely had time to prepare due to filming and a busy schedule, but I am so grateful and proud that you did not give up and ran to the end to complete the course."

The behind-the-scenes story of the two men's full marathon challenge also evoked warmth. Sean said, "When we first started running together, I suggested that we definitely try a full course someday, and that turned out to be this Berlin Marathon." He continued, "About three months ago, when I asked, 'Bo-gum-ah, do you want to run the Berlin Marathon?' he was in the middle of filming for a long time and said, 'Senior, can I really do it?' But a few days later, when he said, 'Senior, I will give it a try!' it was so impressive and wonderful."

Finally, Sean did not hold back his warm encouragement for Park Bo-gum's future. He stated, "Marathon is often used as a metaphor for life. Just as you live your life with gratitude and happiness, Bo-gum-ah, the marathon has its hardships, but if you proceed one step at a time with gratitude, you will eventually reach the finish line, and it seems that process accumulates into happiness." He added, "I hope running always remains a source of happiness for you. Let's prepare well for the next full course so we can run with less hardship and more happiness. You worked very hard," leaving readers moved.

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