Ha Ji-won, the first Korean actress to throw the ceremonial first pitch at Fenway Park, delivered a 'strike'... Her beauty and health at 48 shone brightly.

Actress Ha Ji-won threw the ceremonial first pitch at the game between the Boston Red Sox and the Baltimore Orioles held at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts. On the 22nd (local time), Ha Ji-won took the mound wearing a Boston Red Sox uniform and successfully threw a strike, receiving applause from local fans. The pitch was originally scheduled for the previous day but was postponed by one day due to rain. This ceremonial first pitch marked the first time a Korean actress stood on the Fenway Park mound. Ha Ji-won appeared alongside former Boston Red Sox player Kim Byung-hyun and demonstrated her pitching form. After completing the pitch, Ha Ji-won said, ″It was an honor to be the first Korean actress to throw the first pitch at the historic Fenway Park. Although I was very nervous due to the unexpected delay of the game by one day, I am proud to have completed it safely. I hope it becomes a good memory for the local Korean community as well.″ On MLB KOREA’s official social media, a post was shared with the caption, ″Actress Ha Ji-won who suited Fenway Park best,″ along with a photo of Ha Ji-won raising both arms while wearing a Boston Red Sox uniform. In the photo, Ha Ji-won displayed a casual style by pairing a crop top with denim pants, showcasing her healthy appearance and bright energy. Born in 1978, Ha Ji-won debuted in 1996 with the KBS drama ″New Generation Report – Adults Don’t Know.″ Since then, she has appeared in various works such as ″Damo,″ ″What Happened in Bali,″ ″Hwang Jini,″ ″Secret Garden,″ and ″Empress Ki.″ She is currently appearing in the web variety show ″Class of ’26, This is Ji-won,″ and her film ″Bikwang″ is scheduled to be released on September 2.