Jinri Park to bashers telling her being a waitress is 'karma': 'Nothing wrong with having that job'

After revealing that she has started a new life in Australia as a waitress, Jinri Park took to Instagram to shut down bashers who tell her that it's "karma."

In her post, Jinri said sharing her life in Sydney was meant to "inspire others to start again."

"But of course with all stories whether bad or good, they are always haters," she said.

 

 

 

 

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Okay now that I have your attention, I just want to say that there have been media outlets from the Philippines reaching out to me about my life here in Sydney. It was to inspire others to start again but of course with all stories whether bad or good, they are always haters. I just wanted to say, I chose to be a waitress and didn’t want to just be comfortable with what I have. My parents did offer to pay for my tuition and I could just easily get a student load with my credit. But let me clarify that I chose to work because I wanted to and not because I have to. All those people who are saying it’s karma that I’m a waitress now, I’m pretty sure there’s nothing wrong with having that job. I chose it because I remembered it to be enjoyable for me(I feel like I’m playing a real life diner dash!!). I think it’s quite fun and exciting, I don’t know why so many people have negative comments about it ????????‍?? Anyways, if you think that I’m currently miserable with” karma” acting upon me, I’d just like to say I’m so happy now more than when I was in showbiz. I have a fun job, a great loving husband and a goal for my future! What more can a girl want ???? Thank you again to all the encouragement people have sent their way! It’s really heart warming to see some comments where you told me that I inspired you to start again like me ??

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Jul 13, 2020 at 6:46pm PDT

Jinri clarified that it was her choice to be a waitress, "and didn’t want to just be comfortable with what I have."

She said her parents offered to pay for her tuition and she also noted that she could also easily get a student loan with her credit.

"But let me clarify that I chose to work because I wanted to and not because I have to," she added.

Jinri also has a message to those who have been telling her that being a waitress is "karma."

"All those people who are saying it’s karma that I’m a waitress now, I’m pretty sure there’s nothing wrong with having that job," she said.

Jinri said she remembered choosing this job because she finds it enjoyable for herself like playing in a real life Diner Dash.

"I think it’s quite fun and exciting, I don’t know why so many people have negative comments about it," she wrote.

The former actress told those who have been thinking she is currently miserable with "karma" acting against her, " I’d just like to say I’m so happy now more than when I was in showbiz."

"I have a fun job, a great loving husband and a goal for my future! What more can a girl want," she added.

 

 

 

 

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For my first pay check I got my husband something he has been wanting for ages! A bonsai tree ?? He’s been wanting one for so long and we were hesitant to get one since they are expensive ???? But the Asian in me haggled it down and got a $20 discount!! Welcome to our family Forty(that’s his/her name lol sounds like a rapper ????) ?? If you are also a bonsai lover or owner we would appreciate some tips!! #bonsai #bonsaitree

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Jul 8, 2020 at 8:56pm PDT

She ended her note thanking those people who have been sending her encouragement.

Jinri recently shared that she is training as a waitress in a restaurant in Australia as she is also starting to earn and save money for further studies and to get a degree for the job she wants in the future.

She is starting a new life in Sydney, Australia with her husband John. They tied the knot in a simple ceremony in Australia amid the pandemic with only the groom’s family as witnesses to their union.

—Jannielyn Ann Bigtas/JCB, GMA News