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Actor Park Eun-seok, who plays Logan Lee in the drama’Penthouse’, appeared in’I Live Alone’.
On the afternoon of the 22nd, Park Eun-seok revealed Yangpyeong’s life on the MBC entertainment program’I Live Alone’ and showed exceptional coolness.
On this day, Park Eun-seok appeared boasting an idol visual. Rainbow members exclaimed, saying, “Your face is too small. It looks like Logan Lee today.” Park Eun-seok showed off her coolness by greeting viewers in Korean and English.
Park Eun-seok said he was the same age as Gian 84. Son Dambi first told me about her age and was surprised that she was only one year younger than herself. Kian 84 said, “It feels like a high school friend opens the door.” Park Na-rae laughed and laughed, saying, “You don’t have such a friend.”
In the public daily life, Park Eun-seok greeted the morning with her dog, Molly. Park Eun-seok’s house was a two-story rural house located in Yangpyeong. The garden view and the neat interior caught the eye with an open view. He said, “I have been in New York from the age of 7 to the age of 22, and I first came to Korea in 2005,” he said.
“It’s been 15 years since I came to Korea. At first, I lived in my grandmother’s house for about 6 months, then went to college and discharged and lived in the basement for 6 years, and then I came here,” he said. “This is a charter. I don’t have enough money to rent, so I borrowed it from my relative sister. I have to earn it quickly and pay it back,” he said honestly. “I came to this place, not the apartment because my parents would come in,” he added, “I feel like I have a breathless breath and I am very satisfied with the sun as I come up from under the ring.”
Regarding his dog, Molly, he said, “It’s been 3 months since I was born as a Golden Retriever. It was dark and scary when I was living alone in the country life. So I brought Molly to protect something.” Two cats were also together.
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After making a video call with her parents, Park Eun-seok started snow removal in earnest. Everyone was amazed at the pro-like handwork. He added a surprise by saying, “I did some in the military.” When asked why he was a permanent resident of the United States and went to the military, Park Eun-seok said, “I didn’t speak Korean at the time, so I tried to learn Korean. I wanted to learn Korean quickly because of greed.” He even gave up his permanent residence after he was discharged from the military. Park Eun-seok confessed, “It was to think that there was only an actor’s way. There was no plan B,” he said. Henry clapped for being really cool.
Park Eun-seok showed off his’faced beauty’ while working on snow removal. He even sprinkled calcium chloride, saying, “There should be 5 or 6 houses in this complex, but I’m alone in it, so I can’t go back and forth unless I clean it up.” It was a storm snow removal to summon memories of the military period. But at one word, “Should I sprinkle it from the bottom?”, Gian84 and Henry said, “It feels like a little bit frozen,” and congratulated them that there was a vacant seat and laughed.
Park Eun-seok, who said, “Let’s do some exercise now,” showed the appearance of a bike enthusiast. He has been riding a bicycle for 9 years, and he said that he was able to compete in various competitions. He was also surprised by saying, “I went to Europe to ride a bicycle for two and a half months. I also went from Seoul to Ulsan.”
Henry asked why he was living like this. Park Eun-seok frankly said, “The stress is relieved, and the actors aren’t always acting. It’s important how to take a break during that break, but it’s also a way to train yourself because I’m stressed out when others go out well.” He showed off his coolness while enjoying the exercise with the indoor training machine.
On this day, Park Eun-seok was sweaty with Molly’s bowel training. Molly pissed all over the house and laughed. Park Eun-seok continued training by shouting “Molly!” in the American pronunciation, but it did not go as intended. I couldn’t even eat rice freely, so I laughed more.