Park Sung Hoon, who played the villainous Yoon Eun Sung in the hit tvN K-Drama ‘Queen of Tears,’

recently shared his experiences with receiving hate for his character. While fans loved the ensemble cast, including Kim Ji Won and Kim Soo Hyun, they also loved to hate Park Sung Hoon’s character.

Despite playing the bad guy, many fans fell for Park Sung Hoon’s offscreen charm. He’s just too adorable and sweet!

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However, not everyone was able to separate the actor from his character. Many viewers of ‘Queen of Tears’ expressed their anger directly to Park Sung Hoon.

During his recent public appearances, he asked people to hate Eun Sung, not him.

While guesting on ‘You Quiz on the Block,’ he shared a story about a woman at a restaurant who hit his back, telling him to leave the main characters of ‘Queen of Tears’ alone.

In an interview with JoyNews24, Park Sung Hoon revealed that he saw many viewer reactions online and even received a lot of direct messages via social media.

The hate was so intense that he had to take a break. But as the Korean saying goes, the more hate you receive, the longer you’ll live!

“I got so much hate for the role, enough to last me a lifetime. I couldn’t even check my DMs for a while because of all the angry messages. But I’m not actually like that. I’m glad many people loved the show and had so much affection for the Hae In x Hyun Woo couple. It’s been a great deal of joy seeing the support,” Park Sung Hoon shared.

In an interview with The Korea Times, he explained why he didn’t mind receiving the hateful messages too much. He feels complimented, knowing he portrayed his character well. “I’m actually not bothered or hurt by those direct messages… Because they root for Hong and Baek, they have such feelings toward my character. That’s how much they love and put interest in our series so I enjoy reading the comments. Now I think perspectives have changed. Previously, people used to see the character as the actor’s real personality, but now, more people see it separately. So I try to think of it as compliments that I portrayed my character convincingly,” he said.

Park Sung Hoon will soon star in the second season of Netflix‘s hit Korean thriller series ‘Squid Game.’

He is excited to be then associated with the new character’s name. “I’ve been called Jae-jun then Eun-seoung. So next, I hope I can be called by the character’s name from ‘Squid Game,'” he shared.

Stay tuned for more updates on Park Sung Hoon!

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Former AOA member Kwon Min Ah—who opened up in the past about being bullied—has once again shared a deep and emotional message on social media, leaving fans feeling concerned and sending love.

On April 23, Min Ah took to her Instagram to write:
“I don’t know if I’ve become completely twisted, or if I’m just scared. Maybe I’m afraid the same thing will happen again. Everything feels scary. And I want to say something sharp to myself too—get it together.”

Along with the message, she posted a selfie where she wore a red knit top, had her hair half-up, and showed a soft pout with a calm expression. Though her outfit and style looked casual, the mood of her words felt heavy.

Fans aren’t sure if Min Ah was directing the message toward someone else or simply speaking to herself. The final line, “get it together,” sounds like a tough love reminder to herself—but also makes many wonder what she’s been going through recently.

People quickly filled the comment section with supportive messages, telling her to stay strong and reminding her she’s not alone.

Min Ah debuted with AOA in 2012 and left the group in 2019. In 2020, she made headlines when she revealed that she had been bullied during her time in the group. The confession caused a huge reaction in the K-pop world, leading to conversations about idols’ mental health and group dynamics.

Recently, she surprised fans when it was revealed she began working as a manager at a dermatology clinic, showing a new side of her life outside of the entertainment spotlight.

Fans continue to cheer her on, hoping she finds peace and happiness in whatever path she chooses next.

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