Famous Father and Daughter, Choovely for Cosmopolitan (February Issue, 2014)

For this pictorial, the concept was about the father and daughter enjoying various kinds of sports, including baseball and tennis. The sports brand New Balance is endorsed by this couple for the pictorial.

Choo Sung Hoon and Choo Sarang, who are currently enjoying popularity through their KBS2TV show “The Return of Superman” enjoyed themselves throughout the photo shoot, a staff member revealed. Also, Choo Sarang showed off her way of dressing up by herself in no more than 5 seconds, which gather much laughter and surprise from the people present at the shooting.

Choovely took a photoshoot for The Celebrity

The Return of Superman's Cast : Choo Sunghoon and his daughter Choo Sarang took a cute and also adorable photoshoot for The Celebrity (May Issue, 2014). Beside the photoshoot, Choo Sunghoon was also interviewed about Sarang and he said : 

"When I look at Sarang growing more and more every day, I am delighted, but there are also times I want to stop time. I think I'll be sad when such a lovable child as this suddenly grows up." 

(I'll same with him if I have a super-adorable-and-cute daughter like Sarang)

See more photos of them : 

"A true father is always there. He is there to spill tears of happiness when his eyes fall upon his infant daughter. He is there with arms to catch her when she takes her first steps or stumbles. He is there to teach her at the youngest age, even though she might not understand half of it. He is there to help her color inside the lines, make her grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup, and tie her shoes. He is there to hug her and kiss her on her first days of school, and to walk her in if need be. He is there to teach her and tease her and laugh with her. He is always there to embarrass her, but that's part of life. He is there to tell her to go ask her mother, when her mother told her to ask him. He is there to lecture her, prepare her for the monster called high school. He is there to put up with her teenage moods and her co-ed relationships. He is there to approve, disapprove, accept and forgive. He is there to give her a big bundle of flowers when she graduates, to smile when her name is called and feel proud. He is there to embrace her and kiss her before she goes to live and learn a thousand miles away. He is there to see her become a workingwoman, to walk her down the aisle (or not, if her independence and stubbornness prevail after all). He is there to watch her grow as the lines on his face grow. He is there to welcome her home, always, and let her hug him and smell the smell she remembers from childhood, the warm, protecting, comforting smell of dad. But most of all, he is always there to love her." - Katie Schmarr