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‘Squid Game’ Season 2 recently debuted on Netflix and became a huge hit. While some actors are using the show to boost their careers, others, like Park Sung Hoon, are caught up in strange incidents.

Park, who plays player 120, caused a stir online when he accidentally posted an adult video cover with nudity and a Squid Game theme on his social media. Initially, fans thought his account was hacked, but it was later revealed that it was an honest mistake. His agency, Bh Entertainment, explained that Park had been overwhelmed by messages and accidentally uploaded the inappropriate image.

Park deeply regretted the incident and promised to be more careful moving forward.

Park Sung-Hoon pemeran Squid Game Season 2 nomor 120

Update InstaStory Parody Squid Game tapi tidak lama dihapus lagi pic.twitter.com/5J2pzMC9V9

— (@realmadridindo1) December 30, 2024

The image featured explicit nudity of several women. His representative gave the following statement:

Actor Park accidentally posted the image,...

‘Squid Game’ Season 2 recently premiered on Netflix to great success, and while some stars are using the show to reignite their careers, other stars are lining up bizarre incidents. Park Sung Hoon who portrays player 120 caused a stir online after accidentally posting an adult video cover with nudity and a Squid Game theme on his social media.

At first, people thought his account was hacked, but it was later confirmed that it was a mistake. His agency, Bh Entertainment, explained that Park had been overwhelmed by messages and accidentally uploaded inappropriate images while reviewing them. Park expressed deep regret and promised to be more careful in the future.

Park Sung-Hoon pemeran Squid Game Season 2 nomor 120

Update InstaStory Parody Squid Game tapi tidak lama dihapus lagi pic.twitter.com/5J2pzMC9V9

— (@realmadridindo1) December 30, 2024

The image contained explicit nudity of several women. His representative stated the following:

Actor Park accidentally posted the image,...

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During his tenure at Sbs, he...

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