Posted Image of Woman in Jeolla Then Deleted
"Accidentally Sent While Checking DM... Will Be Careful"
Actor Park Sung-hoon posted an AV cover parodying the Netflix series 'Squid Game Season 2' on his social media account but quickly deleted it, prompting his agency to issue an official statement to clarify the situation.
According to a report by Newsen, Park Sung-hoon's agency BH Entertainment stated on the 30th, "There were too many DMs (direct messages) coming to Park Sung-hoon's SNS, and while checking them, the upload was made by mistake." They added, "The actor himself was very surprised and feels sorry for making such a mistake during these times," and assured, "We will be careful to ensure this does not happen again."
On the same day, an online community post titled "Photo posted and deleted on Park Sung-hoon's Instagram story" was uploaded. The author explained, "It seems to be AV actresses, and Park Sung-hoon posted a photo with explicit content and deleted it at lightning speed ('bitsak'). The original photo was too explicit, so it was mosaicked arbitrarily. The original post did not have any mosaic." The image contained numerous Japanese AV actresses fully exposed. Netizens who saw this speculated, saying, "It seems like he tried to post it on a private account but made a mistake," and "Could the account have been hacked?" among other guesses.
Meanwhile, Park Sung-hoon debuted in 2008 with the film 'Sanghwajeom' and was active in the theater scene. He later appeared in films such as 'Gonjiam' and 'High Society,' and dramas including 'The Moon Embracing the Sun,' 'Six Flying Dragons,' 'Jealousy Incarnate,' 'My Only One,' 'The Glory,' 'Namnam,' and 'Queen of Tears.' In the recently released 'Squid Game Season 2' on the 26th, he took on the role of Jo Hyun-joo, an MTF (Male to Female) transgender former special forces sergeant, showcasing a striking visual transformation. According to Flix Patrol, an online streaming platform viewing time tracking site, 'Squid Game Season 2' ranked first in the Netflix TV show category the previous day. Netflix is available in a total of 93 countries, and the series currently holds the number one spot in all of them.
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