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Park Soo-hong takes couple's trip to NZ, says 'escaping childcare' amid past flight controversy

Park Soo-hong takes couple's trip to NZ, says 'escaping childcare' amid past flight controversy

Broadcast personality Park Soo-hong and his wife Kim Da-ye / YouTube video screenshot
Broadcast personality Park Soo-hong and his wife Kim Da-ye / YouTube video screenshot

TV personality Park Soo-hong and his wife Kim Da-ye left their daughter Jae-i in Korea to go on a couple's trip to New Zealand.

A video titled "Dad Park Soo-hong heads to New Zealand" was released on Park Soo-hong's YouTube channel on Tuesday.

In the video, Park and Kim asked their daughter Jae-i, "Jae-i, is it okay if we go on a trip just with Mom and Dad without you?" Jae-i responded with an indifferent "Yeah," eliciting laughter.

After arriving in New Zealand, Kim shouted, "This is an escape from parenting." In response, Park teased her, saying, "You just told Jae-i a moment ago that you missed her," adding to the humor.

The video did not include any footage of the aircraft the two boarded or the interior of the cabin.

Park Soo-hong Instagram
Park Soo-hong Instagram

Previously, Park was embroiled in controversy over a delayed departure on a flight to Guam in August while traveling with his family. At the time, posts were published on online communities stating that the Park family had expressed their intention to deplane after their child cried inside the cabin, but then withdrew that decision once the situation calmed down.

Due to the Park family's boarding reversal, the airline had to unload and then reload checked baggage from the aircraft, resulting in additional security screening time and delaying the passenger jet's departure by approximately one hour. It is known that about 200 passengers were on board that flight.

As the controversy spread, Park issued a direct apology, stating to the passengers and airline officials, "We caused significant harm by taking away the precious time of many people," and apologized.

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