Actor Kim Seung-soo to go on first date with announcer Park Hye-yeon following matchmaking session
Actor Kim Seung-soo and announcer Park Hye-yeon, who became a final couple during a matchmaking program on "My Little Old Boy," will go on their first official date.

Actor Kim Seung-soo is set to embark on a serious after-date with announcer Park Hye-yeon, who is 14 years his junior. Following their emergence as a final couple during a matchmaking session on "My Little Old Boy," interest is mounting as it was revealed that the two have been exchanging private messages since the broadcast. However, their highly anticipated first date faces immediate obstacles due to unexpected and sudden situations.

In the upcoming November 1 broadcast of the SBS entertainment program "My Little Old Boy," the first date between Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon, who formed a connection during the matchmaking session, will be revealed. The 53-year-old Kim Seung-soo and 39-year-old Park Hye-yeon will meet alone for the first time after becoming a final couple. Attention is focused on the evolution of their relationship, as the connection made during the matchmaking program has led to actual private meetings.
Ahead of the first date, Kim Seung-soo immerses himself in preparations, utilizing his characteristic meticulous personality. Known for his style of preparing thoroughly whenever he plans something, he could not hide his nervousness before meeting Park Hye-yeon. During their exchange of greetings, it was also revealed that they had been sending text messages to each other following their last meeting.
Curiosity is further piqued by a happening where Kim Seung-soo misunderstood Park Hye-yeon's feelings during their continued contact. Interest is gathering regarding what kind of situation arose from this small misunderstanding that occurred while they were confirming their mutual interest. Unlike the atmosphere during the matchmaking, the possibility of unexpected emotional mismatches during everyday contact adds to the enjoyment of watching their relationship.
When the date course prepared by Kim Seung-soo was revealed, sighs broke out in the studio. An unexpected "barefoot situation" occurred from the very start of the meeting, leaving not only Park Hye-yeon but also Kim Seung-soo's mother visibly flustered. Watching this, special guest MAX CHANGMIN shook his head, reacting, "Is that date really okay?"
Kim Seung-soo struggles to recover the awkward atmosphere, but the concern in the studio does not easily subside. The cast members watched the date with anxious hearts, commenting, "It's a mess" and "He might just end up being embarrassed." The first meeting, which he prepared diligently for his partner, ended up bringing unexpected laughter and embarrassment instead.
Fortunately, the two gradually begin to open up in conversation as they move to the restaurant Kim Seung-soo had reserved. While getting to know each other's tastes, they discover an unexpected commonality: they share the same favorite movie. Kim Seung-soo draws Park Hye-yeon's interest by sharing behind-the-scenes stories of the film and prepares a special gift to change the mood.
As the date progresses, Kim Seung-soo takes courage and cautiously proposes a next meeting. The key observation point is whether the two can move one step closer together, moving past the sudden situations during the first date and the misunderstanding surrounding the text messages. Park Hye-yeon's response is expected to be revealed through the broadcast.
Park Hye-yeon was born in 1987, making her 14 years younger than Kim Seung-soo, who was born in 1973. After graduating from Sungkyunkwan University with a degree in dance, she worked as a dancer before reportedly changing her career path to become an announcer following an injury. Attention is focused on whether the connection started at the matchmaking program can lead to a real-life relationship beyond the broadcast.
Lee Chang-seok is the CEO and editor of Mediafine and writes for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop, Celebrity and K-drama.
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