Lee Jang Woo, tears in heartfelt letter to Jun Hyun Moo & Narae Park... ”This is the last time for palm oil” = ”I will live alone”

Actor Lee Jang Woo informed the couple of the date of their wedding and conveyed his feelings in a heartfelt letter. On the previous day, the 4th, on the MBC variety show "I Live Alone," Lee Jang Woo wrote a heartfelt letter.
Lee Jang Woo was seen on airwaves announcing his marriage to Jun Hyun Moo and Narae Park in a letter he had written. On that day, Lee Jang Woo asked, "What can we make and eat at the campsite?"
Jun Hyun Moo suggested, "This is a seminar. Why don't you try the Kokorechi that you were so impressed with?" To which Lee Jang Woo replied, "Oh, I'm very confident."
The three of them worked in perfect harmony to decide on camping food, and Narae Park commented, "I thought about the food I've eaten in the past and arranged it in a way that suits me.
"Just try it as it is," he explained. "Palm oil" members visited the local market to buy ingredients for cooking at the camp.
At the entrance to the market, Lee Jang Woo excitedly said, "They sell sesame buns here."
Jun Hyun Moo responded, "Sesame buns are sold everywhere.
Don't get too excited," he said, trying to calm Lee Jang Woo down. Lee Jang Woo then replied, "Sis, let's take it a little slower.
There are a lot of delicious things here," he said, and enjoyed looking around the market. While shopping, Jun Hyun Moo said, "You guys should save your cash.
I have to pay in cash," he said, and took out his card without any hesitation. Jun Hyun Moo responded, "Actually, when I think of a foreign market, this is the image that comes to mind.
"It may smell bad because we eat a lot of spices. But the impression of the market is clean," he said about Türkiye Market.
Palm oil exclaimed in admiration at the campsite in front of the sea. Lee Jang Woo then said, "This is my first time in the Black Sea, but it's tough and cool.
"It's not good. You can't say that Turkiye is pretty. It's the best, like the Ottoman Empire," he said, drawing laughter. The three of them put on swimsuits and headed to the sea.
Narae Park said, "This is my first time swimming this year," while Jun Hyun Moo approached with anticipation, saying, "This is the first time in my life that I've been to the Black Sea."
Jun Hyun Moo, who couldn't get into the cold water, was swept away by the waves and fell over, drawing laughter. After that, Narae Park, who was unsure what to do, carefully started speaking.
Narae Park said, "I kept trying to tell him, but I didn't because I was afraid I would ruin the mood.
My grandmother passed away a few days ago, and Jangwoo and his brother's wreaths were the first to arrive.
Narae Park then told the other Mujige (Rainbow) members in the studio, "I was also mentally unstable and wanted to contact someone.
I didn't think about it, but the wreath came before me," he said. Lee Jang Woo replied, "I also wanted to say something.
We decided on the date for the wedding. We set the date as November 23rd. So I brought the invitation to give it to you," Cho said.
Ng Hyun-moo and Narae Park were surprised. Narae Park said mischievously, "You didn't copy it on A4 paper in a hurry, did you?" and opened the invitation that Lee Jang Woo had given her.
Goo Na Rae smiled, and Jun Hyun Moo was surprised and said, "It's not an invitation." Lee Jang Woo had written them a letter.
Lee Jang Woo read the letter he had written and said, "This is the last time for palm oil."
, Palm Oil almost cried. Lee Jang Woo said, "This was very difficult. I changed it almost dozens of times. I was really worried about what to say.
To be honest, my heart was beating fast when I read the letter. I couldn't help but cry."