박지훈(PARK JI HOON)이 매니저의 ‘연애’를 응원 한 사연? [TD습격영상]

Actor and singer Park Ji-hoon, formerly of the project group Wanna One, cheered on his manager's "love" pursuit. Park Ji-hoon recently held a "TD Raid" interview with TV Daily at the practice room of his agency, Maroo Entertainment, in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. On this day, Park Ji-hoon hosted a segment called "The Answer to My Life," where he asked questions about the "Book of Answers." He explained, "What I mean is, if I ask a question and open the book, the book will answer it. I'll ask about three questions. I'm curious to see what answers the book will give me." The first question was, "Can I get in better shape by exercising more?" Unlike other idols who opened the book at random, Park Ji-hoon had a plan. He said, "People probably started from the middle. But I'm going to do something different and start from the first chapter," and opened to the first page. When the page was blank, he said, "Nothing," and turned to the next page. The next page was an instruction manual. Turning another page, the answer appeared. The book read, "If you put it into practice, things will get better." He said, "I'm putting it into practice. Even the first question made me feel quite good." The second question was, "Will my family be healthy for the rest of my life?" He added, "Including Max," and even took care of his dog. Park Ji-hoon seemed more cautious, saying, "He needs to do well." He said, "I'll just move forward a little from the last page," and finally turned the page. Nervously, he let the book slip once. When he came across the phrase, "Don't lose your original intention until the end," Park Ji-hoon hypothesized, "If I keep thinking positively like I did before," and then interpreted it as, "If I always have the mindset that I'll be healthy, I think that answer holds the answer that I'll be healthy for the rest of my life. I don't think that's a bad thing. I believe that if I just keep doing what I've always done and don't lose my original intention, I'll be able to achieve what I've always wanted. That's why I believe my family will be healthy for the rest of my life." Before asking the final question, Park Ji-hoon smiled and said, "I've always wanted to try this. I'm close with my manager, and it's, 'Will you be able to date this year?' I'll try to find the answer." Park Ji-hoon, who had just opened the page, closed it again and said, "Manager, this is an ambiguous answer." The page read, "Look at it with a clearer perspective." "What does this mean? Look at it with a clearer perspective. This is ambiguous," Park Ji-hoon said. I offered him some interpretations. He replied, "I support our manager. There's no right answer to that perspective, right? I believe that because we have different standards, that perspective can become a relationship, not mine. I believe that's possible, and that's why I always support my manager." He added, "Even if a clearer perspective is love, I hope you'll stay true to your original intentions and take care of me until the very end." He concluded by sharing his thoughts. He said, "I actually wanted a definitive answer, but it seems like it left a bit of a broad interpretation. I wish there had been more definitive advice like 'Don't do that,' 'You can do that,' and 'Try your best.' But I still liked the broad perspective it offered. I want to buy one and try it at home." Park Ji-hoon released his third mini-album, "The W," on various online music sites at 6 p.m. on the 26th of last month. The album's title track, "Wing," is a fast-paced dance track that fuses EDM and moombahton sounds, briskly depicting Park Ji-hoon's dreams and challenges, symbolized by wings. [TV Daily Reporter Kim Ji-ha/Video by Im Eun-ji, Jeong Da-i/Photo by Ahn Seong-hu, [email protected]] #ParkJiHoon #PARKJIHOON #WING #Idol #kpop #Star #TVDaily #tdvideo #tdraid