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[이데일리 스타in 김가영 기자] Actor Park Eun-seok is attracting attention by revealing the reason for giving up his permanent residency in the United States after being discharged from the army.
In MBC’s’I Live Alone’ aired on the 22nd, Park Eun-seok’s life in Yangpyeong’s countryside was revealed.
On this day, Park Eun-seok headed out to clear the snow from the house. When the Rainbow members were surprised, he explained, “I did a little in the military.”
In response to this, the members asked, “Aren’t you a citizen?” Park Eun-seok said, “I was a permanent resident. I couldn’t speak Korean, so I wanted to learn quickly in the military, so I enlisted.”
Subsequently, when the members asked, “I gave up my permanent residency and went to the army,” they said, “I gave up my permanent residency after being discharged. The reason I gave up my permanent residency after being discharged was because I felt cowardly that I would make an emergency exit like this,’If it doesn’t work, what’s in America?’
Park Eun-seok was born in Korea and immigrated to the United States. At the age of 22, I wanted to become an actor and returned to Korea to enter the Seoul Arts University’s Broadcasting and Entertainment Department.
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