In a surprising turn of events, Park Sung Hoon, renowned for his role in 'Squid Game,' has officially withdrawn from the lead role in the highly anticipated drama 'The Tyrant’s Chef' following a wave of backlash.

The controversy erupted after the actor accidentally shared an explicit parody poster on his social media, which parodied 'Squid Game' in an inappropriate manner. Although he deleted the post almost instantaneously, the damage had been done. Since then, both Park and his agency have issued numerous apologies and explanations, but the fallout continued, particularly among netizens who demanded his removal from the show.

Fans of his co-star, the beloved Yoona from Girls' Generation, were particularly vocal in their protests. They contacted the production company en masse, advocating for Park's removal from the project, citing concerns over the impact of his actions on the drama's reputation.

In light of the escalating circumstances, Park Sung Hoon has now made the difficult decision to step down from the role. An official statement confirmed that mutual agreement was reached between Park's agency and the production company, leading to his withdrawal from the drama.

'The Tyrant’s Chef' tells the unique story of a chef who journeys back in time to meet a tyrannical king with an insatiable appetite for exquisite cuisine. The show promises a blend of romance and culinary delights, but now, with Park’s exit, fans are eager to know who will take on the lead male role alongside Yoona.

This incident raises larger questions about celebrity accountability and the swift consequences they face in the wake of social media blunders. As Park Sung Hoon steps away, many are left wondering how this will affect his career moving forward. Will he manage to reclaim his standing in the entertainment industry, or is this the beginning of a downward spiral?

Stay tuned for updates on the casting of 'The Tyrant's Chef' and on Park Sung Hoon's next steps in his acting career!