Park Na-rae Confesses Past Unrequited Love for Yang Se-chan: 'Progression Was as Bad as Sweet Potatoes'

Comedian Park Na-rae has garnered attention by revealing her past unrequited love for fellow comedian Yang Se-chan.

In the final episode of MBC's 'Country Village Lee Jang-woo 2', aired on the 4th, viewers witnessed Lee Jang-woo's efforts to prepare the ultimate treasure meal from Ganghwa Island. During the episode, Lee Jang-woo visited his close friend Park Na-rae with his newly developed menu.

While discussing Ganghwa Island, Park Na-rae reminisced about her past feelings for Yang Se-chan. She recalled a 'Comedy Big League' group MT, sharing, "There was a time when I was drunk and liked Se-chan. I tried to impress him, who was on his final leave from the military, by gifting him two boxes of sweet potatoes. But it didn't work out. The progression was as bad as sweet potatoes," eliciting laughter.

Previously, on MBC's 'Save Me! Home', Park Na-rae had explained how her crush on Yang Se-chan began. She confessed, "Yang Se-chan carried me on his back when I was drunk, and in that moment, I felt 'This must be love.'" Yang Se-chan humorously added that Lee Yong-jin protected him at the time, warning Park Na-rae, "Don't mess with him, he's Se-hyung's brother," causing the audience to burst into laughter.

Furthermore, Park Na-rae revealed that she intended to confess her feelings for Yang Se-chan to his older brother, Yang Se-hyung, but was preempted when Yang Se-hyung stated, "You can't like me," leading to what she described as a '0 confession, 1 rejection'.

Netizens commented, 'Park Na-rae was surprisingly romantic,' 'Yang Se-chan was really popular back then,' and 'It's a shame 'Country Village Lee Jang-woo 2' is over,' showing amusement and relatability to her humorous past experiences.