Actor Park Sung Hoon's AV cover instantly deleted and TOP (former BIGBANG)'s acting skills criticized, accidentally spoiling ”Squid Game 2”

The good start of "Squid Game 2" was accidentally dampened by a story involving actor Park Sung Hoon and TOP (former BIGBANG).
On the 30th (today), an online community posted a caption of Park Sung Hoon's SNS post that day.
The post was a cover photo of an adult video parody of the poster for the Netflix series "Squid Game 2."
The poster featured many women completely naked. Not only were there high levels of exposure and posture, but the photos were so explicit that the women's private parts were not even pixelated.
Park Sung Hoon quickly deleted the post, but it had already spread through online communities. Park Sung Hoon was a Marine Corps veteran in "Squid Game 2."
On the same day, Park Sung Hoon's management office BH Entertainment said, "Park Sung Hoon
Ng has been receiving a lot of DMs, and while checking the messages, this photo was uploaded by mistake."
"The actor himself was very surprised and deleted it immediately.
"I am extremely sorry to have made such a mistake in the current situation, and I will be extra careful to ensure this never happens again," he said in his apology.
However, you said that you pressed the wrong button in DM, but by pressing the wrong button, it was shared to your story.
There is no such function. Some pointed out that Park Sung Hoon was lying. In addition to Park Sung Hoon, "Squid Game 2" has also been controversial due to harsh criticism of TOP's acting.
In the past, he was given a suspended prison sentence for marijuana smoking, and he appeared in "Squid Game 2" despite negative public opinion.
In the play, he is the runner-up in the rapper survival audition.
TOP, who played the drug-addicted rapper Thanos, has been embroiled in controversy over his acting skills, with internet users engaged in heated debate over TOP's acting.
While some have pointed out that the immersion level is reduced due to T.O.P.'s acting, the fact that the AV parody poster for Park Sung Hoon's "Squid Game 2" is also being published at the same time means that the level of immersion is not enough.
Meanwhile, "The Squid Game 2" is available to watch on Netflix, with season 3 scheduled to be released next year.