Cho Jung-seok (left) and Park Bo-young (Naver V App)

Korean actress Park Bo-young made a short appearance on the V app Monday, offering a glimpse into the filming set for tvN drama “Oh My Ghostess.”

The broadcast got started with Park walking outside, wondering if the camera was working properly. When she confirmed the camera was working, she briefly introduced herself and apologized for appearing on V so late.

“I want to show you around the set,” Park said while walking. Along the way, she called out to the director passing by and introduced him. She also bumped into actors Kang Ki-young and Oh Eui-sik, two other chefs in the drama, who said, “Stay tuned!”

Inside the set, Park showed the viewers around the kitchen where she cooks in the show and pointed out her spot where she cleaned the dishes all the time.

Park constantly communicated with the viewers while showing them around the set. When she was asked what was going to happen in the next episode, she said, “no spoiler,” smiling. She also cheered up some high school students who are to take a college entrance exam in November.

Park described the overall atmosphere of the set as “very family-like,” adding that when she‘s working with Cho Jung-seok it’s often hard to hold her laughter. “I really like Cho. He acts very well,” she said.

Drawing to an end of the video, Park said thanks to her fans watching the TV drama series as well as to the crew. She promised the next broadcast for V would be much better.

Naver’s real-time broadcasting app V allows fans to interact with their favorite K-pop stars through live broadcasts. The app is available for Android and iOS. For more information, visit www.vlive.tv.

By Lee Hye-won (hyewonlee@heraldcorp.com)

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