Park Seo Joon finds himself at the center of fresh romance rumors, this time involving Chinese-American model Lauren Tsai. The new buzz comes as his past rumored relationship with YouTuber xooos also resurfaces due to her recent cryptic social media post.
On May 23rd, Taiwanese media outlet ETtoday reported that Park Seo Joon and 10-years-younger actress and model Lauren Tsai were spotted together on a trip to Japan. They cited photos from the same locations shared on their respective social media accounts and noted that Tsai and Park’s close friend Choi Woo Shik follow each other on Instagram as evidence of the alleged relationship.
In response, Park Seo Joon’s agency Awesome ENT commented, “Park Seo Joon recently attended a brand event abroad, where various artists and industry figures were present. We cannot confirm details about his personal life beyond his official schedule and appreciate your understanding.”
The rumors drew additional attention due to Park Seo Joon’s previous rumored romance with YouTuber xooos last June. At that time, Park Seo Joon had maintained that he could not confirm details about his personal life. Now, with another romance rumor surfacing just 11 months later, fans are revisiting the alleged relationship with xooos.
Some fans believe they foresaw Park and xooos’s split. On May 9th, xooos posted a cryptic message on her social media by posting a screengrab with the Korean subtitle that reads, “I need to become vicious from head to toe.” Furthermore, it’s noted that Park Seo Joon’s manager recently unfollowed xooos on Instagram. While some argue that these are merely speculations, xooos’s social media has come under scrutiny in light of Park Seo Joon and Lauren Tsai’s rumored relationship.
Lauren Tsai, born in 1998, is a Chinese-American model who transitioned into acting with a role in the 2019 American drama Legion. Meanwhile, Park Seo Joon is gearing up for the release of Netflix’s Gyeongseong Creature Season 2 later this year.
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