Park Bo Gum returned to his activities after being officially discharged from South Korea's mandatory military service. The heartthrob joined Sean of hip-hop duo Jinusean during his morning run near Han River.
On his official Instagram, the "Tell Me" singer shared a glimpse of his morning activities alongside his running buddy, Park Bo Gum.
Based on his caption, he revealed that he met the "Encounter" star early in the morning and ran for 10 kilometers.
On the other hand, fans expressed their excitement as Bogummy returned to civilian life.
Over the comments section, netizens thanked the hip-hop artist for sharing updates with the actor.
Meanwhile, the Twitter world rejoiced as fans expressed how happy they were to see Park Bo Gum.
Park Bo Gum's Military Achievements: From Joining the Navy's Military Band to Passing Barber License Exam
To recall, on February 21, 2022, the 28-year-old star officially ended his military service two months earlier than expected.
This is because the actor wasn't able to use his personal leaves due to the COVID-19 pandemic and did not return to the base once his vacation was over.
The "Love in the Moonlight" star joined the military in August 2020 and participated in the Navy's Military Band.
Aside from this, Park Bo Gum also earned the barber license exam after successfully passing the practical test of the National Technical Qualification Examination.
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In a report cited by News1, the actor showed great interest in being a skilled technician and even spent time preparing for the test.
With this, a source from the military shared that they "encourage soldiers to obtain certificates that can be used for self-development or after discharging from the military, and [we are] preparing systems and conditions for this."
Moreover, the official also pointed out that "Sergeant Park, many soldiers are obtaining certificates in the military."
Park Bo Gum's Projects Before Military Service
Park Bo Gum is one of the well-loved K-drama stars of his generation.
The talented actor, who is under Blossom Entertainment, is well known for his blockbuster series "Hello Monster" and "Reply 1988's" Choi Taek.
In addition, BoGummy's famous works include "Love in the Moonlight's" Crown Prince Hyo Myung and Song Hye Kyo's male lead in the melodrama "Encounter."
Before enlisting in the military, his last K-drama was the tvN's romance-drama "Record of Youth" alongside Park So Dam, Byeon Woo Seok, Kwon Soo Hyun and more.
Meanwhile, after six years, Park Bo Gum returned to the big screen, starring in the sci-fi film "Seobok" together with Hallyu star Gong Yoo.
The movie was released while the actor was in his military service.
At the time, his fellow lead star, Gong Yoo, praised Bogummy and described him as a "very honest and upright person."
According to Newsen, the actor shared that Park Bo Gum exhibited "something he hasn't shown before, adding that "Seobok" will help expand the spectrum of new projects and characters he'll take after he comes back from the army."
