Park Min-young reveals her true debut was a canceled Korean Air commercial

During a YouTube Q&A on September 6, actress Park Min-young revealed that her actual debut was a Korean Air commercial that was canceled due to flight route issues. While she became widely known through the 2006 MBC sitcom 'High Kick!', she noted she is now entering her 21st year in the industry.

Actress Park Min-young uploaded a "Q&A prepared for the Kong-al" video to her YouTube channel on September 6. In the video, she shared her feelings regarding her 20th anniversary since debut, noting, "This is probably based on 'High Kick!'"

She further revealed, "I actually didn't debut with 'High Kick!'; I debuted through a Korean Air commercial, but unfortunately, it was canceled because the flight route was canceled due to some issues. So, I am indeed from Korean Air."

She added that she prepared the Q&A for her fans, stating, "I am in my 21st year since debut, and since it would be good for me to reduce it even a little, 20 years feels good." She also mentioned receiving a custom cake and a bouquet from the production staff, remarking, "I have spent half of my life acting. It is all contained in the cake."

Park Min-young first appeared as a commercial model in 2005 and became widely known to the public through the 2006 MBC sitcom 'High Kick!'. She recalled playing the role of Kang Yu-mi in the work, noting that while she was initially a typical female student, she gradually portrayed various sides, including a spy, a mole, and a driver.

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