Park Haemi stated that she's open to marriage but is not proceeding because of her son.
On the broadcast of MBC every1 MBN's "I'm grown up, but I'm not going out" on the 15th, Park Haemi and her son Hwang Seong-jae were depicted visiting a fortune teller for the New Year.
That day, Hwang Seong-jae expressed his discontent about going for the fortune reading, saying in the car, "I believe it too much."
Park Haemi mentioned that she checks her New Year's fortune every year, saying, "Aren't we all curious about our New Year's fortune? It's good to check once in a while due to the uncertainty of the future." She then explained the reason for going to the fortune teller, adding, "The fortune said that my mother has a strong fate. It states that all the money comes from women. That's what it says."
However, Hwang Seong-jae expressed a contrasting view, saying, "I don't like fortune telling. Is it really necessary to go? It's not just a bit of money, and I feel it's a bit ridiculous. No matter how much it's statistics, isn't it a bit excessive? Fortune telling is expensive."
Meeting with the fortune teller, Park Haemi began to ask questions about their experience. Hwang Seong-jae, seeing his mother exude a unique charisma, said, "It's starting," adding, "In my opinion, sometimes my mom gets into a battle of wills. No one can beat her in that state. Once, there was a person who had to eat something sweet for a fortune to come out, but she ate an entire bag of green grape candies. Yet, the fortune didn't come out."
The fortune teller, beginning in earnest, stated, "Was 2024 good for you? Wasn't it hard? The year 2024 is a year of unexpected betrayals. It's when one gets hit in the back of the head." When Park Haemi concurred, saying, "There were a few cases," the fortune teller responded, "I've worked hard on something, but sometimes it can turn into a mess. This refers to people. People are around, but they can leave in an instant."
Hwang Seong-jae, surprised, exclaimed, "That's right, that's right," and continued, "I'm always getting swindled, always losing money; whenever I earn, it gets taken." He elaborated, "When my mom works, like for a musical production, it's not that. When someone asks her to invest in a completely unexpected business, my brother and I ask her to send additional documents, but my mom says, 'Is this person someone who will lie?' But it was a scam. It drives me crazy."
Furthermore, the fortune teller informed Park Haemi that she has a "Gyeomun-kwansal," saying, "It's not that there's a talent, but you can tell it right away." Park Haemi responded, "That's right. Even knowing a person is a con artist, I still get defrauded, thinking, 'They might change.'"
Then the fortune teller remarked, "I don't think the fortune will be like that this year. In 2025, there won't be any of this; contracts and work will combine to create money. My fortune for both money and work is favorable." Hearing the positive news, Park Haemi smiled with satisfaction.
Meanwhile, the fortune teller hesitated and cautiously asked Park Haemi, "By the way... have you thought about marriage?" Park Haemi, who has experienced two divorces and is currently 61 years old, responded, "At this age?" but added, "I'm open to it."
The fortune teller advised, "Men are always around. You can meet someone whenever you set your mind to it," while Hwang Seong-jae asserted, "Mom needs to meet a man like Richard Gere. Mom likes Richard Gere." Park Haemi then asked, "If I go to America, will I meet someone?" to which the fortune teller replied, "It doesn't matter what country."
At that moment, Hwang Seong-jae showed a somewhat subtle reaction. Park Haemi asked, "You don't want mom to get married, do you?" Hwang Seong-jae expressed concern, saying, "It would be nice if it was a good man, but you always get taken advantage of." In response, Park Haemi laughed, saying in an interview, "As for boyfriends, if I just open my heart, I have many friends. I'm afraid if I get married, they might do something else. I can't do it. I won't meet any men."
[Photo] Capture from the broadcast of 'I'm grown up, but I'm not going out.'
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