Jang Hyo-in, sent a KakaoTalk message to the late Park Ji-sun… "The '1' suddenly disappeared, and my heart skipped a beat" [Star Issue]

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Comedian Jang Hyo-in expressed his deep longing for the late Park Ji-sun.

On the 5th, a video was posted on the YouTube channel 'Cheap-brother Shin Dong-yeop' showing colleagues from the 22nd cohort of KBS public recruitment comedians gathering for a retreat.

While discussing their 20th anniversary performance that day, they recalled Park Ji-sun, who had passed away earlier.

Jang Hyo-in said, "When we hold our alumni gatherings, we always contact (Park) Ji-sun's father. He wishes for Ji-sun to remain in the memories of her classmates for a long time."

He expressed his longing, saying, "Ji-sun's Daejeon subscription is still active (not canceled). Her father has it. One day, I missed Ji-sun so much that I sent a message saying, 'Ji-sun, happy birthday. I miss you so much.'"

He then revealed, drawing attention, "But the number '1' next to that message disappeared. My heart skipped a beat when the '1' suddenly vanished."

It turned out that the person who read the message was Park Ji-sun's father. Afterwards, Park Ji-sun's father reportedly called Jang Hyo-in directly. Jang Hyo-in shared, "My father said, 'You were surprised, right? I wanted to give you that feeling too.'"

Meanwhile, the late Park Ji-sun, who debuted as a comedian in the 22nd cohort of KBS public recruitment in 2007, was found dead at her home on November 2, 2020, along with her mother.

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