Last year, along with IU and Lee Hyori, Sandara Park, ex 2NE1 was lined up to become one of the richest female K-Pop artists in South Korea. His net worth is estimated at 35.1 billion won or Rp. 403 billion.
After separating from 2NE1, Sandara herself is known to still exist in the Korean and Filipino entertainment world. In addition to working in the world of acting and presenter, until now Dara is still flooded with work as a brand ambassador for well-known brands such as Baskin Robbins, Adidas, and Penshoppe. This explains the reason behind Sandara's wealth.
As one of the richest artists, Sandara often indulges herself with a variety of expensive, high-quality products. Adapted from KBIZoom, on Wednesday (8/6/22) yesterday, the Mnet tv program 'TMI News Show' covered interior products belonging to South Korea's top artists and broadcast a segment with the topic "Top 11 expensive furniture owned by stars who also want to you have."
The 11th position is occupied by Sandara Park. The 37-year-old artist who spent his teenage years in the Philippines revealed the surprising fact that he had about 80 pairs of Nike sneakers at home. However, what is more surprising, Dara admits that she has 5 to 6 times more shoes in her family's house.
In addition to the collection of shoes, Sandara Park's dressing room also attracts attention with a coat hanger from an Italian company. Although at first glance it looks like a clothes hanger in general, it turns out that Sandara's hanger has extraordinary strength and durability.
In addition, these hangers can be used in various ways according to demand because from the shelf to the hanger everything can be customized. This extraordinary hanger is priced at 4 million won (Rp 46.3 million).
When he saw Sandara's house, the MC commented, "This feels like a mix (style) of Newtro and Kitsch. I find kitsch because the house seems to combine colors with interesting objects in every corner." This expression gives the impression that Sandara has a high artistic taste.
With her position as one of South Korea's richest artists today, it seems legitimate if Sandara Park has artistic properties and goods at fantastic prices, right?
