During the episode of March 24 of the show of comments on the MBC crime Hidden eyeactress Park Ha-Sun He made a rare and touching revelation on a painful chapter of his life: the death of his younger brother.
While the cast, including Mc Kim Sung-Joo, Kim Dong-Hyun, Soyou and Park Ha-Sun, discussed crimes against the first rescuers in the “live problem” segment, Park suddenly opened. “There was a time when I was extremely confused after my brother died,” He said silently. “But the paramedics have arrived and managed everything in such a respectful way. I am still grateful.”
His words hit an agreement with spectators and castlemates. Kim Sung-Joo responded with frustration for recent violent attacks on the paramedics: “They are there to help us … how can you behave in this way?”
The episode highlighted the shocking accidents in the real life in which the paramedics were attacked during the emergencies, including a man who kicked in an ambulance and a woman who violently hit a rescuer with his shoe. “People with a sense of duty should not fear for their security”, Kim added with a heavy sigh.
Later in the segment of the “three -cut crime scene” of the show, the cast reacted to a couple who was an ambush from a thief in broad daylight, a reckless pilot who accelerates along the road was missing a key part of the car and a viral accident nicknamed the “cereal challenge”, where a man threw milk and cereals on himself inside a supermarket. Soyou, exasperated by the buffering, joked, “This is only a waste of time”, While Kim Dong-Hyun broke, “This guy must be beaten.”
But it was the quiet reflection of Park Ha-Sun who remained with the spectators.
Few people know that Park lost his younger brother in 2019. He had a disability of development and died from the acute myocardial infarction. Park, who is known for his rooted and sincere person, rarely speaks of the tragedy. His mention on Hidden eye He marked one of the few times in which he publicly recognized his pain – and his gratitude towards those who helped in the darkest moment.
This raw honesty reminded the public that behind the refined image of the entertainment sector are real people with a deep personal pain – and that respect, both for mourning and for those who support them, should never be forgotten.
