Park Hae Soo And His Wife Welcome Second Child

Actor Park Hae Soo has become a father of two! On August 24th, a representative from his agency BH Entertainment stated, “Park Hae Soo’s second son was born yesterday,” adding, “He is currently by his wife’s side, and both the mother and the baby are in good health.” Park Hae Soo

Mon, 24 Aug 2026 02:10:14 GMT

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