Nadine Lustre captures ‘Single Inferno 3’ star Park Min Kyu’s attention
Nadine Lustre and Park Min Kyu | Images: Instagram/@nadine, @ssrt_mk
Korean star Park Min Kyu has turned into Nadine Lustre’s fanboy as the “Single Inferno 3” actor got captivated by the Filipino actress’ “beauty.”
On Instagram, Park posted an Instagram reel that shows him and Lustre side by side during a luxury event they had attended together.
The reel has Bobby Caldwell’s “What You Won’t Do for Love” as background music, and the Korean actor wrote in his caption, “She was really beautiful. I’m glad to be next to her.”
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After the IG reel gathered 2 million views and more than 100,000 likes, the reality show actor shared a screenshot of his viral post and said, “Oh, I didn’t expect,”
Article continues after this advertisementIn a separate Instagram story, Park remarked that he is now a “big fan” of Lustre, as he stressed that it is not “flirting” but purely admiration.
Article continues after this advertisement“Now I’m experiencing President Nadine’s power. Thank [you] Nadine’s fans for following me. And letting me know about Nadine. I’m [a] big fan of Nadine now. It’s not flirting. [I] don’t wanna be rude. The perfect couple,” expressed the Korean star.
Image: Instagram/@ssrt_mk
Image: Instagram/@ssrt_mk
The Filipino fans are gushing over the interest Park has shown toward the “Deleter” actress, expressing their thrill via the comments section of the IG post.
“Oh you’ve [met] Nadine Lustre? Thanks for appreciating the beauty of a Filipina,” said one IG user.
“Miss Nadine [is] getting all the boys simping for her,” remarked another netizen.
Image: Instagram/@ssrt_mk
Image: Instagram/@ssrt_mk
Lustre’s career got a boost with her breakout performance in “Diary ng Pangit” and stint as a member of a P-pop group. Her achievements include winning four FAMAS awards and a Gawad Urian, among others.
The “Greed” actress is also a known advocate of mental health. Over the years, Lustre has also spoken on significant issues in the country, especially those pertaining to the environment and women’s rights.
