Park Shin Hye Talks About Reunion With Park Hyung Sik After 10 Years

Park Shin Hye met the viewers in an interview and the actress expressed her thoughts of meeting former co-star Park Hyung Sik again after a decade.

Curious about what the actress said? Then read on.

Park Shin Hye Packed With Filming Schedules

In an episode released on November 9 by Dingo Music, the show welcomed Park Shin Hye as their celebrity guest. It was the actress's first-ever interview show after she went on hiatus.

Expressing her surprise and delight, Park Shin Hye stated, "I never expected to reunite with Park Hyung Sik for another project, but here we are." Despite almost 10 years of gap since their last work together, the two are catching up about their personal lives.

The actress didn't share more as it might spoil their much-anticipated series.

What Keeps Park Shin Hye Busy Behind the Camera

Hence, the lead actress shared how she copes with life lately. She mentioned that she usually takes a walk to get some fresh air or go fishing with her dad. Different from the noisy and glamorous environment of entertainment, Park Shin Hye has been enjoying her life with nature and appreciates its beauty. She admitted that spending time outside listening to waves and anything in nature put her at ease.

Furthermore, Park Shin Hye is confirmed to make her small screen return in 2024. Despite being on hiatus, the Hallyu star is ready to meet the fans and viewers with another project.

She will headline "Doctor Slump" with Park Hyung Sik. It is a romantic-comedy drama that depicts the story of Yeo Jung Woo and Nam Ha Neul as they try to save their lives when they fall into a slump after only having followed successful paths.

These rivals hate each other but will find their way to each other in the darkest period of their lives. They will spend their happiest and lowest times together.

"Doctor Slump" will be helmed by "Find Me in Your Memory" and "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo '' director Oh Hyun Jong and the script will be penned by writer Baek Sun Wo of "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim."