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[이데일리 정시내 기자] The life of trot singer Park Gun, a former special warrior, is drawing attention.
On SBS’My Ugly Little Boy’, which aired on the 24th, Park Gun appeared and revealed the first independence period in his life.
On this day, Park said, “The time when I was discharged overlapped with Corona 19, so there has been no income. In the meantime, an older brother I know fed and put me to sleep. It’s been a little over a year,” he said. “I’m not living alone with my brother, I have a sister-in-law. There is also a nephew in the second grade of elementary school this year. “I am sorry to my brother-in-law and nephew because the time for leaving work is not constant.”
Park, who asked for help from Lee Sang-min and Oh Min-seok ahead of independence, went out to see the house with the two.
Park said, “I’m thinking about 500 deposits and 30 monthly rents,” as a budget to find a house.
Earlier, Park expressed regret that her mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer at the age of 15, and that at a young age she had a hard life doing the dishes and part-time delivery at a Chinese house. In addition, in order to support her mother, she chose to become a professional soldier instead of going to college and was appointed as a special warrior sergeant.
Then, Park’s mother died suddenly during training, and Park, who lost her goal in life, is known to have ended her 15-year military career in search of hope to live again with songs and debuted in the music industry.
Park, who debuted as a trot singer by releasing “One Sea” in 2019, appeared on the SBS entertainment program “Trotshin Outing 2”.
After serving in the military for 15 years, Park could receive a lifetime pension after he was discharged, but made his debut in the music industry.
At that time, Park gave up a tremendous amount of about 3 billion won, even if calculating his pension and annual salary, and tried to become a singer. I hope this will be,” he said.
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