Korean Actress Son Tae-young Takes a Break from YouTube to Recharge

Korean actress Son Tae-young has announced a brief hiatus from sharing her life in the United States on her YouTube channel.

On October 17, Son Tae-young shared on her YouTube channel 'Mrs. New Jersey Son Tae-young' that she plans to take a week off for recharging, stating, "Once a month, this week I want to take some time to recharge. I'll be back with better content after a week." She assured her subscribers that she would return with more entertaining and genuine videos next week.

Recently, Son Tae-young garnered significant attention by sharing her daily life as her son, Luke, enters his senior year of high school. The couple purchased a used car worth approximately $45,000 for their son's commute and explored neighborhoods in New Jersey known for excellent school districts to find a new home.

Son Tae-young expressed her parental concerns, saying, "I constantly think about what environment suits my child best," and added, "We consider everything from school districts to living environments and commuting routes."

During a recent visit to Korea, Luke attracted attention for his celebrity-like appearance, with many noting his tall stature and striking features. Comments such as "He looks just like Kwon Sang-woo" and "He already has a complete visual" sparked a wave of interest.

In response to rumors of Luke's potential debut in the entertainment industry, Son Tae-young and Kwon Sang-woo clarified, "There are no plans for him to debut as an entertainer. He doesn't seem interested, and we haven't thought about it." Son Tae-young added that Luke is currently focused on soccer and studying hard with the goal of attending NYU.

Despite her busy schedule, Son Tae-young has consistently uploaded videos and now promises to return with deeper stories after her break.

Son Tae-young and Kwon Sang-woo married in 2008 and have a son and a daughter. Son Tae-young currently resides in New Jersey with their children, while Kwon Sang-woo travels between Korea and the U.S. to be with his family.

Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia Reporter eun@tenasia.co.kr