'60 Years of Dolsing''Park Hae-mi"Live Alone'Refused to help Kangaroos explode ('He's grown up')
Oct 07, 2024
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MBC Everyone Entertainment 'I'm all grown up, but I'm not going out' in the second episode, which will air on the 8th, will continue the fierce battle between Park Hae-mi and Hwang Sung-jae.
Unlike Park Hae-mi, who takes the opportunity to enter Broadway in the first episode of last week and burns her passion, Hwang Sung-jae touched her mother's temper by responding with a sour reaction all the time. Since then, pre-dialogue on a day when there was no retreat has made viewers nervous.
In the meantime, the scene of the unfinished fight between the two was captured. Following a business trip to New York, Park Hae-mi, who wants to be on stage with Hwang Sung-jae at a local festival event, asks for a duet. However, Hwang Sung-jae immediately refuses, saying, `I don't want to be on the stage with my mother.'
Park Hae-mi, who felt sorry for Hwang Sung-jae's reaction, expressed her disappointment by saying, `If you don't want to do anything, if you're going to live alone, make a living alone.' Later, Hwang Sung-jae confessed in an interview why he refused the duet, which he could not say in front of his mother, and the MCs who heard it cheered that "If you watch the show, all the misunderstandings will be resolved."
Nevertheless, Hwang Seong-jae also reveals his respect for Park Hae-mi's enormous filmography that he has accumulated as a musical actor. It is rumored that Park Hae-mi was surprised as if she had never heard of Hwang Sung-jae's unexpected confession, and MC Hong Jin-kyung also smiled, saying "You melt your mother's heart~."
In addition, Hwang Sung-jae touches Park Hae-mi's Achilles tendon and surprises everyone by showing the appearance of a 'Gan eldest son'. The image of Hwang Sung-jae in the 'strong heart' sparked MC Ha-ha "The Dohwaseon." A young junior appeared surprised, saying, `What the hell happened was raising expectations for the main broadcast.
Meanwhile, 'I'm grown up, but I'm not going out' is a Kangaroo Tribe observer program that provides honest laughter and empathy through the daily lives of stars living with their parents and airs every Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.
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