Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon become final couple on SBS program
Actor Kim Seung-soo and announcer Park Hye-yeon have become a final couple on the SBS variety program My Little Old Boy, receiving the blessing of both their mothers.
Actor Kim Seung-soo and announcer Park Hye-yeon formed a final couple on the SBS variety program "My Little Old Boy" aired on the 18th. After receiving parental approval from both mothers, the pair exchanged contact information following the filming of the matchmaking session.

Actor Kim Seung-soo (53) has become the final partner of announcer Park Hye-yeon, who is 16 years his junior. The romantic atmosphere intensified as Park Hye-yeon, who was chosen by both men, chose Kim Seung-soo, and the couple subsequently received the blessings of both their mothers. Viewers are closely watching to see if Kim Seung-soo, who has long expressed interest in marriage, will find a new connection through the broadcast.
In the episode of the SBS variety program "My Little Old Boy" aired on the 18th, the final choices of a group matchmaking session involving Kim Seung-soo and actor Song Jong-ho were revealed. Both men chose Park Hye-yeon, creating an unexpected competitive dynamic. It was also noted that the hearts of the two men, who had previously shown interest in Min Ji-soo, shifted toward Park Hye-yeon during the group stay.
Explaining his reason for choosing Park Hye-yeon, Kim Seung-soo stated, "I feel like she is someone I can do many things with and someone with whom I can communicate well." Song Jong-ho also presented her with flowers, saying, "I felt like we could have fun together and communicate well." The natural flow of conversation suggested that both men found similar charms in her. However, in the final selection, Park Hye-yeon's heart turned toward Kim Seung-soo.
During their stay, the two shared thoughts on travel and marriage. Kim Seung-soo asked Park Hye-yeon where she would want to go on a honeymoon if they were to marry, expressing his wish to visit Tanzania in Africa with a loved one. In response, Park Hye-yeon said, "I want to travel together now. I am really good at planning itineraries." This conversation regarding a future honeymoon drew attention as it demonstrated the intimacy formed between the two.
Their shared profession in broadcasting was also cited as a factor that brought them closer. Because they could understand each other's jobs and interests, it was easy to find common ground in conversation, and Park Hye-yeon's response about wanting to spend time traveling together bolstered Kim Seung-soo's choice. However, as becoming a final couple on a broadcast does not necessarily confirm a real-life relationship or marriage, it remains to be seen how their relationship will progress in reality.
Following the final selection, a final hurdle awaited: the permission of both mothers. In particular, there was interest in whether Park Hye-yeon's mother would accept her meeting with Kim Seung-soo, as she had previously shown interest in Song Jong-ho. The result was positive. Following Kim Seung-soo's mother, Park Hye-yeon's mother also agreed to their meeting, meaning the connection made on the show received the support of both families.
Kim Seung-soo's mother expressed her satisfaction, saying, "Hye-yeon was very bright and polite. I wondered internally if she had thoughts about my son." Seo Jang-hoon shared news that the two exchanged contact information after filming ended, adding, "I really hope it goes well." Expectations for their relationship have grown following the news that their choice on the show led to actual contact rather than ending with the conclusion of filming.
Interest has also focused on the background of Park Hye-yeon, who captured Kim Seung-soo's heart. Born in 1987, Park Hye-yeon is 16 years younger than Kim Seung-soo, who was born in 1971. After graduating from Sungkyunkwan University with a degree in dance, she worked as a dancer before changing her career path due to an injury, subsequently entering the broadcasting industry as an announcer. She built her career hosting economic news and current affairs/educational programs on SBS CNBC, Edaily TV, and OBS.
Park Hye-yeon received a talent award at the 25th World Miss University Korea Pageant in 2011 and was appointed as a Namwon City honorary ambassador in 2024. As she continues her broadcasting career and various activities, attention is focused on what kind of relationship she will build with Kim Seung-soo. With the mothers' permission and the exchange of contact information now known, viewers are expectant to see if this connection can lead to fruitful results in reality beyond the broadcast.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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