'Playing Sister' Former National Athlete Park Seung-hee "Spent All Medal Prize Money... Did Delivery Work Alone"

On the 15th, former national skating representative Park Seung-hee appeared on E Channel's "Playing Sister." Photo by T-cast E Channel "Playing Sister" broadcast capture.

[Asia Economy Online Issue Team] The return of Park Seri and the addition of former skating national team member Park Seung-hee brought even more energy to 'Playing Unnie,' captivating viewers with a healing trip in Jeju Island.

In the episode of T-cast E Channel's 'Playing Unnie' aired on the 15th, Park Seri carefully selected various locations in Jeju Island, leading a trusted 'Seri Tour' that featured everything from mukbang to activities, drawing attention.

On that day, the unnies visiting Jeju Island treated viewers to vicarious satisfaction with a rich mukbang, from brunch at a beach cafe to Heukwoo restaurant, and late-night snacks featuring Jeju specialties like mala spicy prawns and flower bread. The unnies ordered the entire menu at Park Seri’s regular Heukwoo restaurant, showcasing a next-level mukbang.

The unnies’ off-road buggy car competition sparked thrilling excitement. They paired up in teams of two, holding bowls filled with water while starting a fiery race, exploding adrenaline with exhilarating speed. At this moment, Park Seung-hee, teamed with Park Seri, impressed everyone with her skater’s skills by quickly catching the water that flew into the air after escaping the bowl on the bumpy slope, securing victory and drawing admiration. Park Seri, who received a bag designed by Park Seung-hee as a prize, happily said, "The sizes are all different. I want to keep them all."

Having spent a joyful day in Jeju Island and grown closer with the unnies, Park Seung-hee attracted their interest by revealing that her salary increased after switching from short track to speed skating. Now transformed into a bag designer, Park Seung-hee confessed, "I have no money," explaining that all the prize money she earned from medals was used to buy her parents a house, and her pension is invested in her bag business. Furthermore, she revealed that she handles everything herself?from purchasing materials and designing to website creation, photography, and delivery?without any staff, inspiring support for her second chapter in life.

Additionally, when the unnies visited the karaoke room prepared at their accommodation, they hesitated at first but soon got up, grabbed the microphones, and showcased their skills, bursting with enthusiasm and spreading cheerfulness.