In 'You're grown up, but you don't go out,' Hwang Seong-jae expressed frustration over his mother, Park Hae-mi, who is always being scammed.

On Jan. 15, the MBC every1 MBN program 'You're grown up, but you don't go out' featured Park Hae-mi and her son Hwang Seong-jae going to have their fortune read for the new year.

On this day, the fortune teller who read Park Hae-mi's fortune said, 'How was your 2024? Wasn't it difficult? The year 2024 is the year of Gap-Jin, which is a year with betrayal luck. You will get hit from behind.'

Park Hae-mi responded, 'That's right. There have been a few incidents,' and the fortune teller explained, 'I might have done something, but it’s sometimes in ruins because of people. This means that while there are people around, they can leave at any moment.'

Previously, Hwang Seong-jae, who had said he doesn't believe in fortune-telling, was surprised to hear his mother's fortune. Excited, he said, 'That's right, that's right,' adding, 'I’m always being scammed, always getting money taken from me. Whenever I earn, I get taken.'

He continued in an interview, 'When my mother works, for example, not in musical production but when she hears requests to invest in completely unrelated and absurd business proposals, my brother and I ask her to send us additional documents, but my mother says, 'Is this person going to lie?' But it was a scam. It drives me crazy.'

The fortune teller also mentioned that Park Hae-mi has the 'ghost's mirror' fate, saying, 'Rather than having a spiritual ability, I can just feel it when I see someone.' Park Hae-mi agreed, saying, 'That's right. I know people are scammers, yet I still get scammed, thinking, 'They will change.'

Then the fortune teller said, 'It doesn't seem like that kind of luck this year. There won't be any in 2025, and money will be made when the contracts and work come together. I have good luck with both money and work.' Hearing the positive news, Park Hae-mi smiled with satisfaction.

[Photo] Capture from the broadcast screen of 'You're grown up, but you don't go out.'

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