Actor Park Chul revealed a beautiful daughter who resembles his ex-wife, actress Ok So-ri.
Actor Park Chul, who was loved as the top star of the 1990s, appeared in the "Star in My Heart" and "Our Heaven" in Season 2 of MBN , which aired on the 29th.
On this day, Park Chul caught the eye by revealing the recent status of his daughter born with actress Ok So-ri.
Park Chul is currently teaching native English about his daughter. I have language skills by studying at a foreign school since I was young. I'm also working as a model," he said of his daughter.
Then, the daughter's photo was released, and she showed off her innocent and exotic appearance, drawing admiration. In particular, the daughter drew attention just like her mother, Okso-ri. MC Hong Hyun-hee, who saw Park Chul's daughter's picture, said "It's so pretty. I think it'll be an issue if it's on the show," he said.
Looking back on the past hard times as an actor, Park Chul only allowed his daughter to model"I don't intend to have an actor. The actor is too hard. I don't want my daughter to feel the same stress that we've been under," he said, expressing his affection for his daughter.
Park Chul expressed his affection for his daughter, who he raised with the love of his family despite the difficult time of divorce and public criticism. He "My parents helped me raise him. My brother and sister helped me, too. With the help of the whole family, my daughter grew up right."
In addition, Park Chul also confessed the story of his ex-wife, Okso-ri. When Hong Hyun-hee, who saw her daughter's face, showed hesitation, Park Chul drew laughter by picking up "Are you trying to say that your daughter looks like your mother?" When asked who her daughter resembles more, she said, `I think she looks like me.'
In response to the communication between his daughter and his ex-wife, Park Chul said "The daughter lives in contact with her mother. It's not my life, so how can I block it. You can contact me or live there. It doesn't matterHe surprised everyone by expressing his honest thoughts, saying, `However, you only have to not show up in front of me.'
