Squid Game” actor Park Sung-hoon shed tears while apologizing for “mistakenly” posting a pornographic image on Instagram last week, which he said "damaged the whole staff and crew of the team."

Netflix recently wrapped up airing the second season of its globally hit show ‘Squid Game’. The streamer released the second season, a day after Christmas, i.e., on December 26. The second season consists of seven episodes,

Squid Game” season two is the continuation of the dystopian series, which tells the story of financially-burdened players who fight to the death by competing in children’s games. Set three

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.

Park Sung-hoon, who portrays trans character Player 120 in Squid Game season two, has apologised for the hurt he caused after sharing an NSFW post about the Netflix show.

Park Sung Hoon's since-deleted NSFW Instagram post has expanded the pool of Squid Game controversies that began surging even before the sequel's Dec premiere.

Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae and creator Hwang Dong-hyuk are teasing the third and final season of the Netflix series. Jung-Jae and Dong-hyuk talked to Deadline on the Golden Globes red carpet and teased what viewers can expect for Season 3.

Hwang Dong Hyuk has addressed the controversial incident involving actor Park Sung Hoon and a pornographic poster parodying the hit Netflix series.In an interview on January 2nd, the acclaimed director shared his thoughts on the social media scandal that erupted just four days after Squid Game 2 premiered on December 26th.