Ashley Park, known for her role in the popular series “Emily in Paris,” recently shared on Instagram that she is recovering from a serious illness that had her hospitalized for the first few weeks of 2024. The actress revealed that what started as tonsillitis during her vacation in December quickly turned into septic shock, affecting multiple organs in her body.
In a heartfelt caption accompanying photos of herself in a hospital bed, hooked up to tubes and IVs, Park expressed her gratitude for her improving health despite the initial severity of her condition. She also took the opportunity to thank her husband, Paul Forman, for his unwavering support throughout the ordeal. Park acknowledged his presence during ambulance rides, hospital stays, and numerous medical procedures, emphasizing the comfort he provided during their time alone on the other side of the world.
The actress extended her appreciation to the medical professionals who played a crucial role in her recovery. She thanked her doctors and ICU nurses for their care and expertise. Additionally, Park expressed gratitude towards the team at the Joali Being resort in the Maldives, where she was staying at the time of her illness. She commended them for their immediate response, language translations, and vital support.
Park also recognized her “personal team of heroes at home” who handled her insurance matters while she focused on healing. Despite being hesitant to share her experience while still in the midst of recovery, she assured her followers that she is now safely on the other side of the worst. Apologizing for her recent absence from people’s lives, she expressed love and promised that she will be okay.
The article also mentions Park’s recent appearances in various projects, including “Joy Ride,” Season 3 of “Only Murders in the Building,” and “Beef” in 2023. It is unclear whether her hospitalization had any impact on the production of Season 4 of “Emily in Paris,” currently in progress.
Fellow cast members and celebrities rallied around Park, offering words of support and love. Lily Collins, Park’s co-star in “Emily in Paris,” expressed her relief that Park had overcome the illness and thanked Paul for his unwavering support. Glen Powell and Sara Bareilles also sent their well wishes, along with other celebrities such as Jamie Chung, Natasha Bedingfield, and Ken Jeong.
Ashley Park’s journey through illness and recovery serves as a reminder of the importance of health and the strength of human resilience. As fans eagerly await her return to the screen, they can take solace in knowing that she is healing and surrounded by love and support from her loved ones and fans alike.
