Squid Game Season 2 standout Park Sung-hoon has exited The Tyrant’s Chef, the forthcoming tvN K-drama, after stirring up controversy for posting a pornographic photo to social media. In December, Park shared to a personal online account a sexually explicit graphic parodying Squid Game.

Park Sung Hoon is no longer reportedly considered to join the cast of the time-slip Korean drama with YoonA after figuring in a controversial issue involving the uploading of explicit content on social media.

Actor Park Sung-hoon, 39, who played the transgender character Hyun-ju in 'Squid Game' Season 2, has apologized after facing backlash for sharing an explicit parody image related to the drama.

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Park Sung Hoon, who has been making waves for playing a trans woman on "Squid Game" Season 2, is facing backlash for briefly sharing an explicit parody of the hit show.

Park Sung-Hoon exited The Tyrant's Chef in the wake of the recent controversy after he "mistakenly" uploaded an explicit AV parody of his recent Netflix hit Squid Game 2 on Instagram on December 30. Though he later apologised and owned up his blunder,

South Korean actor and Squid Game 2 star Park Sung-hoon is at the centre of a controversy after 'accidentally' sharing a social media post related to the Netflix series.

Squid Game star Park Sung-hoon has said he didn’t want his trans character to be a caricature. Park plays Hyun-ju, also known as Player 120, in the second season of the survival thriller series. His casting led fans to question why the role of a trans woman was given to a cis male.