Actress Hayoung revealed that she is an art student who grew up in a family of doctors.
On the 16th, KBS2’s ‘New Product Launch Pyeon Restaurant’ (hereafter ‘Pyeon Restaurant’) depicted the daily life of Hayoung, who joined as a new chef.
On that day, Hayoung caught attention with her energetic appearance. She greeted, saying, “I’m a fan of ‘Pyeon Restaurant’, so I’m really nervous right now. Please take care of me.”
Boom mentioned the success of the Netflix series ‘Severe Trauma Center’, in which Hayoung appeared, saying, “People who watched the work said, ‘Hayoung captured the details of the nurse very well.’ After doing some research, I found out that her father and sister are doctors, and her mother is a nurse.”
When Lee Yeon-bok said, “It must have helped a lot in acting,” Hayoung replied, “I think working part-time at the hospital where my parents work helped me feel the atmosphere a lot.”
Afterward, a VCR capturing Hayoung's daily life was revealed. Just waking up, Hayoung appeared disheveled and showed her beginner variety show skills, eliciting laughter.
Hayoung said, “I live with my parents and my sister's family. Since a large family lives together, there isn’t a proper place to practice acting. So when I prepare for a project or need to practice acting, I tend to stay out separately.” She added, “It’s only been a month since I moved. I still haven’t organized my things.”
Hayoung's 10-pyeong studio apartment was filled with artistic paintings, catching the eye. She revealed that she painted them herself.
Hayoung stated, “I have been doing art for a long time. I graduated from the Western Painting Department at Ewha Womans University after going through an art middle school and high school. I am currently attending a graduate school called SAV (School of Visual Arts) in New York.” She continued, “I had a strong desire to be an artist, but after attending graduate school for about a year, I took acting classes. My first experience in acting classes was intense for me. Without hesitation, I decided, ‘I need to act right now,’” surprising everyone.
Surrounded by acting-related books filling her drawer, Hayoung smiled, saying, “I didn’t major in (acting), but I’m trying hard.”
[Lee Se-bin, Star Today Guest Reporter]
