Former child star Moon Hyuk revealed the shocking reasons behind his decision to work as a delivery rider, after his dramatic fall from fame.

On January 16, Moon Hyuk appeared on MBN's "Special Report World" and shared the details of his life today.

He first rose to fame at just 4 years old on MBC’s "Police Captain," later gaining recognition as a "genius child actor" when he won a Special Award at the 1992 Blue Dragon Film Awards for his role in "Our Twisted Hero."

Despite his early success, Moon Hyuk opened up about his struggles, saying, "In today’s terms, I was road-casted. There were times when I couldn’t attend school for a whole week, and at the peak of my career, I missed an entire semester." However, after stepping away from acting, Moon Hyuk now works as a delivery rider.

He explained the reason behind his career shift, sharing, "When COVID-19 hit, everything came to a complete stop—performances and projects. I needed to make a living, so I started doing a lot of part-time jobs." Moon Hyuk admitted he initially felt deep self-doubt, asking himself, "Why am I doing this?" But over time, he accepted his new life, saying, "I realized I couldn’t keep struggling with past mistakes. I decided to be open about working as a delivery rider."

Moon Hyuk also revealed that a key turning point in his career was his experience with the highly anticipated project "Yainshidae." He recalled, "I was cast in a good role and felt so happy. But after drinking and something happening while I was asleep, I was told the next day that the filming schedule had changed and they couldn’t work with me anymore. It was a huge shock. My heart just dropped."

After "Yainshidae," acting opportunities became scarce, and Moon Hyuk explained, "Currently, I’ve become a writer with two scripts contracted." He also shared a deeply personal moment, revealing that his mother had suggested, "I think it would be nice if you found someone and lived together while I’m still healthy."

However, Moon Hyuk revealed a painful chapter in his personal life, saying, "I was preparing for marriage, but due to an unfortunate event, the engagement was called off. The shock from that made me feel very small and isolated, and I struggled for about three years. I was drinking every day, and my body deteriorated badly." He added, "There were times when I was watching TV at home, but when I came to my senses, I was on Mapo Bridge."

Moon Hyuk’s dream of becoming a good husband and father was shattered by the breakup, leaving him feeling lost. He reflected, "When the engagement broke off, that dream collapsed, and I think the impact was huge." Despite the hardships, Moon Hyuk remains hopeful for the future, continuing his journey with new determination.

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Cha Eun Woo is making major moves in his career and fans are buzzing about his latest project decisions! On April 3, his agency, Fantagio, confirmed that he will star in the upcoming movie First Ride (working title), marking his first-ever lead role on the big screen.

The agency shared the exciting news, saying, “Cha Eun Woo has confirmed his appearance in First Ride, and we thank everyone for their continued love and support.” Fans are excited about the actor’s new adventure as this will be his first time carrying a film as the main character, after his previous supporting roles in My Brilliant Life and a special appearance in Decibel.

But here's the twist—before landing this role, Cha Eun Woo had been in talks with the Hong Sisters’ new project alongside actress Go Min Si, leaving fans hoping to see him in yet another high-profile drama. Unfortunately, Cha Eun Woo decided not to take part in that project, which left many of his followers feeling disappointed.

Instead, he has chosen First Ride, a story about four friends who turn 30 and go on their first overseas trip together. The film, directed by Nam Dae Jung (The Great Wish, 30 Days), promises to be a fun and emotional ride, and fans are already excited to see Cha Eun Woo in action. There’s even buzz about actor Kang Ha Neul joining the cast, which has added more hype for their first collaboration!

Meanwhile, Cha Eun Woo is also working hard on his Netflix series The Wonderfuls, a supernatural action-comedy set in 1999.

The series follows a group of local misfits who gain superpowers and must fight against a villain threatening their city.

As Cha Eun Woo continues to impress with his acting choices, fans are curious to see how he balances both projects.

Lee Jong Suk, a close friend of Cha Eun Woo, has shown his full support, with many fans reacting to his positive response to the actor's career path.

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