My father’s six-year-old struggle against Jeon Jong-seo is heartbreaking.
Actor Jeon Jong-seo, who recently suffered his father’s death, expressed his longing for his father.
On the 16th, Jeon Jong-seo posted a portrait of his father who passed away and a long article on his channel. Jeon Jong-seo, who recalled his father who died on the 12th, said, “I have had a lot of painful days acting for six years, leaving behind my father who was diagnosed with the disease at the same time as my debut. “I’m sad that there’s no way I dare to figure out what you felt while staring blankly at the ceiling at a time like a long tunnel,” he said.
“My mother, who had been nursing my father until my body was worn out, and my father, who tried to hug her somehow with trembling hands, wiped away the anger of my young daughter by witnessing countless true love. “I feel what pain is for the first time in my life,” he said. “Even the sunset feels like a father,” he said, expressing his sorrow.
Recalling his late father, he said, “I think he finally took off his body that hurt him, and every morning, he took me to school, and every handwritten letter he wrote, ‘I love my daughter Jongseo,’ and even if he never screamed at me, he taught me too much, and shouted to my father like a fool in his life.” Dad, I really loved you like crazy. Dad, you did a lot of work. I respect you, dad. “I love you forever, dad,” he said.
Finally, Jeon Jong-seo said, “Now I’m on my way to my father’s way up, fattening my skinny mother again. I would like to thank each and every one of you for blessing me with tears. In addition, I pay tribute to all the patients and their families who suffer from this too cruel cerebellar atrophy. I’m rooting for all the fathers in the world,” he added.
Jeon Jong-seo, who made his debut with the movie “Burning” in 2018, appeared in the movie “Call,” “Romance Without Love,” and the original Netflix series “Paper House: Joint Economic Zone.” In addition, Hollywood’s debut film “Mona Lisa and Blood Moon” will be released in March and is currently set to shoot tvN’s “Wedding Impossible.”
Director Lee Chung-hyun, who became a lover through the movie “Call,” is also known to have kept the mortuary with Jeon Jong-seo.