Actress Nam Bo Ra opened up about her younger brother's death on 'Secret Unnie'
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On the August 24th episode of the reality show, Nam Bo Ra had a sleepover with her 'secret unnie' Hwang Bo. While they were getting ready to sleep, Hwang Bo asked the actress her most difficult moment in life, and Nam Bo Ra responded, "There was one time. It was when my younger sibling left first. It was sudden."
She explained, "My dongseng said he was going to meet a friend and left the house, but we couldn't contact him for 2 days. At the time, I felt like something was wrong. There's a police station right in front of the house, and on the way there, I fell 4 times. I couldn't walk. I arrived at the police station, but the first thing they said was, 'Oh, it's a celebrity.'"
Nam Bo Ra continued, "I suddenly started crying. I thought that if I lost control I wouldn't be able to find my dongseng. We found him, but it was already too late. What's most sad is that it was Christmas. It's supposed to be a happy day, but I'm always sad on Christmas now. I went through a really hard time. I didn't know how to live. I controlled myself and went to morning prayer every day to pray, 'Please save me. I feel like I'm going to die.' I practiced laughing, and I thought to myself that I shouldn't be sad. I tried to think of it as something that could happen to anyone."
She explained, "My dongseng said he was going to meet a friend and left the house, but we couldn't contact him for 2 days. At the time, I felt like something was wrong. There's a police station right in front of the house, and on the way there, I fell 4 times. I couldn't walk. I arrived at the police station, but the first thing they said was, 'Oh, it's a celebrity.'"
Nam Bo Ra continued, "I suddenly started crying. I thought that if I lost control I wouldn't be able to find my dongseng. We found him, but it was already too late. What's most sad is that it was Christmas. It's supposed to be a happy day, but I'm always sad on Christmas now. I went through a really hard time. I didn't know how to live. I controlled myself and went to morning prayer every day to pray, 'Please save me. I feel like I'm going to die.' I practiced laughing, and I thought to myself that I shouldn't be sad. I tried to think of it as something that could happen to anyone."
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