Actress Park Ha-sun expressed her gratitude to listeners and other stakeholders as she steps down from the radio program she had hosted for six years.
Park shared a handwritten letter on her Instagram account on the 1st.
"The radio show 'Cine Town,' which I had always wanted to host, is already approaching its sixth year," she began. "It's very regrettable, but I am stepping away from my position for now."
Park explained that she was stepping down from the radio program, which requires frequent live broadcasts, due to various schedules, including her regular appearances on variety shows, participation in season-based variety programs, preparations for theater productions, and filming of a drama.
She continued, "I am not quitting because I have grown to dislike radio, so I look forward to the day we meet again." She added, "Until then, I will set aside my role as a DJ for a while, but I will continue to live my life diligently in another form."
She also expressed her gratitude to those who had worked with her over the past six years, including her manager, production staff, and listeners. "Thanks to you all, I was able to spend these six years well. I am grateful to everyone," she added.
Park's husband, actor Ryu Soo-young, left a comment expressing his affection: "You worked so, so hard. Every day at 11 o'clock was truly wonderful thanks to you. DJ Candy (Park Ha-sun's nickname), who was both warm and refreshing. You have always been the world's best DJ to me."
Park stepped down from the radio program "Park Ha-sun's Cine Town" on Sunday. Actress Lee El will take over as the successor DJ.
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