Park Ha-sun shares feelings on stepping down from radio after six years: "It's not that I've grown to dislike it… Grateful to my husband, actor Ryu Soo-young, and our daughter" [Full text]

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Actress Park Ha-sun shared her thoughts in a handwritten letter about leaving the radio program she had hosted for six years.

On the 1st, Park announced the news on social media, stating, "The radio show 'Cine Town,' which I always wanted to try hosting, has been going on for nearly six years now. It's truly… very disappointing, but I have decided to step back from my position for a while at this point."

She continued, "I am currently appearing in three regular variety shows, one seasonal variety show, and performing in a play, while also filming a drama. However, as I will be involved in multiple additional projects until next fall, I have decided to pause the radio program, which requires many live broadcasts."

She added, "I am not quitting because I have grown to dislike radio. While looking forward to the day we meet again someday… Until then, I will set aside my role as a DJ for a while, but

I will continue to live my life diligently in another form," expressing her gratitude for the support she received from her agency staff, production crew, her husband, actor Ryu Soo-young, and her daughter.

Finally, she added, "To our beloved Terius! You who have been listening well both online and offline and offering warm words saying that I am a source of comfort and strength to you! Thank you so much for tuning in every morning at 11 a.m. Thanks to you, I was able to spend these six years well. Thank you all."

Park has served as the DJ for "Cine Town" since November 2, 2020. Actress Lee El has been selected as Park's successor as the DJ for "Cine Town," and will begin broadcasting on the 2nd.

Meanwhile, Park married Ryu Soo-young in 2017 and gave birth to a daughter in August of that year.

Hello, everyone at Terius

This is Candy J, Park Ha-sun.

The radio show I always wanted to try hosting,

"Cine Town," has been going on for nearly six years now.

It's truly… very disappointing, but I have decided to step back from my position for a while at this point.

I am currently appearing in three regular variety shows, one seasonal variety show, and performing in a play, while also filming a drama. However, as I will be involved in multiple additional projects until next fall,

I have decided to pause the radio program, which requires many live broadcasts.

I am not quitting because I have grown to dislike radio.

While looking forward to the day we meet again someday…

Until then, I will set aside my role as a DJ for a while, but

I will continue to live my life diligently in another form.

To the managers who commuted with me all this time,

To the production crew who have been with us for a long time,

To the security staff who always kept the doors open for me,

To the cleaning lady I would greet when we met in the restroom,

To the reporters who wrote articles about me,

To the actors and directors who trusted me and appeared with me,

To our warm regular guests,

To the fellow DJs and staff members I would exchange greetings with,

To the announcer and my husband who helped out as special DJs,

And to our daughter, who came along on school days off because I had to do live broadcasts even on holidays, saying that being a DJ is cool and encouraging me to keep doing it,

To the executive director, board members, and company staff who worked hard adjusting schedules,

And

To you who have been listening well both online and offline,

Our beloved Terius! You who offered warm words saying that I am a source of comfort and strength to you!

Thank you so much for tuning in every morning at 11 a.m.

Thanks to you, I was able to spend these six years well.

Thank you all.

I was DJ Park Ha-sun!

May everyone have a happy ending like in a movie

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