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Published: 2026.10.19 (Mon)
Variety & TV

Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon named final couple on matchmaking retreat

Actors Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon have formed a final couple after finding common ground during a matchmaking retreat on the show 'My Little Old Boy'.

Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon emerge as final couple during 'My Little Old Boy' matchmaking retreat
Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon are having a conversation. (Photo=SBS YouTube capture)

Actors Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon emerged as the final couple during a matchmaking retreat on 'My Little Old Boy' after finding common ground in hobbies like golf. Their union was ultimately confirmed following the support of both sets of parents.

Actors Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon have become a final couple following a matchmaking retreat on 'My Little Old Boy'. Despite the short duration, the two built rapport by discovering commonalities, ultimately confirming their connection through the final selection of their parents.

"Someone I connect well with"... Kim Seung-soo finds common ground with Park Hye-yeon

During the matchmaking process, Kim Seung-soo cited the bond formed through conversation with Park Hye-yeon as the reason for his final choice. "Even though it was brief, she seemed like someone I could connect well with, so I felt like I wanted to see her more," Kim said, expressing his interest in Park. The two continued their conversation by empathizing with each other's professional characteristics. Regarding Park's past experience as a news anchor, Kim mentioned his own experience playing an anchor in a drama, showing empathy for the difficulties of delivering news without a teleprompter.

Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon emerge as final couple during 'My Little Old Boy' matchmaking retreat

Their conversation expanded to everyday topics such as travel and eating habits. To Park, who enjoys traveling abroad, Kim took an active stance, stating, "I could even plan a travel itinerary for you myself." In particular, when Park expressed a cautious stance regarding solo travel, Kim engaged in a conversation that left open the possibility of traveling together in the future. They also adapted naturally to the atmosphere of the retreat while preparing meals together.

Song Jong-ho's differing choice and Kim Seung-soo's final victory

The choices among the male participants in the matchmaking session diverged. As Kim Seung-soo opened the possibility of the first couple by selecting Park Hye-yeon, the actions of Song Jong-ho drew attention in the subsequent selection. Song Jong-ho declared his final choice for Park, stating, "I felt like we could have fun together and communicate well." However, tension rose as the momentum of Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon's prior selection continued.

Ultimately, the final result resulted in Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon. Park responded to Kim, saying, "Even though it was a short time, we were able to find common ground." The common ground mentioned by the two was 'golf'. As their choices aligned, Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon were named the final couple of the 'My Little Old Boy' matchmaking retreat.

'Kim Seung-soo and Park Hye-yeon' couple completed with parental support

The final hurdle for the birth of the couple was the choice of their parents. After confirming her son's choice, Kim Seung-soo's mother expressed joy, saying, "I knew this would happen," lending her support to her son's decision. Park Hye-yeon's parents also expressed satisfaction and offered congratulations on the union of the two. Although it was a short retreat, the process of the two forming a connection by confirming each other's personalities and hobbies concluded with the support of their parents.

Source: SBS (YouTube)

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