Chinese cuisine chef Park Eun-young spilled the backstory behind her hidden dance skills — and her hilarious one-liners had everyone cracking up.
On the April 2 broadcast of KBS2 variety show Problem Child in House, the “Chinese cuisine goddess” Park Eun-young and “baby beast” Kim Si-hyun appeared and shared a range of stories. Recently going viral on JTBC’s Please Take Care of My Refrigerator for her signature dance moves, Park said modestly, "I’ve always admired people who dance well, but my body doesn’t really keep up." Then she dropped a twist that had the studio in stitches.
Asked if she had ever formally learned to dance, Park first said no — but after Song Eun-i pressed her, she confessed. Park admitted she took lessons from Annie, a choreographer and former member of the female hip-hop duo Tashannie, revealing, "When I was in Hong Kong, I took lessons before going to work in the morning." She added, "My teacher told me, 'It’s great that you work hard, but maybe don’t say you learned from me,'" prompting laughter.
Another highlight was her playful dance rivalry with Japanese cuisine chef Jung Ho-young. Mentioning their competition, Park joked, "Chef Jung Ho-young has good rhythm, but his facial acting is lacking," adding, "Chef Jung is the try-hard type; I’m the natural," drawing laughs with her confidence.
Toward the end, Park said she’s really feeling her surge in popularity since the show and revealed, "I’ve already received over 10 advertising offers," shocking the panel.
Meanwhile, Park Eun-young will tie the knot with her doctor boyfriend this May at The Shilla Seoul.