Sung-kwang’s wife Lee Sol’s Confession After Cancer Diagnosis: ‘It’s Time to Return When Nature Heals’

Comedian Park Sung-kwang’s wife and actress Lee Sol revealed her thoughts on nature while battling cancer. On the 25th, Lee Sol posted several photos along with a long message on her social media (SNS) account.

Lee Sol recalled, “In 2021, I went as an extra in a movie my husband was filming. At the time, the filming location, Goseong, was so beautiful that I hummed, ‘Nature is so beautiful,’ and the actor who was appearing jokingly said, ‘Aren’t you at an age where you should like nature? When you like nature, it’s time to go back. ’”

He then said, “I was diagnosed with cancer at the end of that year, and there was a time when I resented myself for loving nature,” and added, “I guess I got sick because I loved nature,” which made people feel sorry.

He continued, “But even in misfortune, time passes, and I still love nature then and now. Of course, I sometimes look at innocent flowers and shout inwardly, ‘I’m not going back to nature yet!’, but in the end, it was nature that consoled me.”

Lee So-ri concluded her writing by saying, “I walked and walked for a long time, leaning on nature. My heart was relieved with every step I took, with every season that bloomed and withered. The longer I lived here, the more I liked it, and I became attached to it, a neighborhood outing.”

Earlier, on the 2nd, Lee Sol confessed that she was battling gynecological cancer. Lee Sol shocked many people by confessing that she had been through a difficult time, saying, “Due to the nature of gynecological cancer, I cannot have children, and the situation is still ongoing.”

Meanwhile, Lee Sol married Park Sung-kwang in 2020.

Below is the full text of Isul’s SNS post.

In 2021, my husband was filming a movie, and I went there as an extra.

At that time, I was humming about how beautiful nature was because Goseong, which was the filming location, was so pretty, and an actor who was appearing in the film jokingly said, “Aren’t you old enough to like nature yet?” and “When you like nature, it’s time to go back to nature.” 🙂

Later that year, I was diagnosed with cancer, and there was a time when I resented myself for loving nature.

I was sick because I liked nature.

When a situation unfolds that is completely unacceptable, I feel a great sense of loss and frustration, and I even find myself looking for ridiculous reasons.

But even in misfortune, time passes, and I still love nature, then and now.

Of course, I sometimes shout ‘I’m not going back to nature yet!!’ and look at the innocent flowers with a fierce gaze..?

In the end, it was nature that encouraged me like that.

The scenery of the four seasons that silently comforted me, saying that it was not my fault, it was just an accident

I walked and walked for a long time, leaning on nature for so long.

There is a pretty park in the neighborhood where I live now.

My heart is relieved with every step I take and with every season that blooms and falls.

A neighborhood outing that gets better and more affectionate the more you live there

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