'Single mom' Park Eun-hye "Raising twins is so burdensome and difficult"

'Single mom' Park Eun-hye confesses the difficulties of raising twins.

‘How’s Your Marriage?’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Party Resolution’) will return for its second season on April 18. 'Single mom' actress Park Eun-hye, who will be the MC in the second season following the first season, confessed her feelings about raising two twin sons alone in the teaser video.

Park Eun-hye said, “I feel guilty almost every day because raising twins is so difficult and overwhelming. I make one child do their homework and then get angry at the next child. I get so tired that I say, ‘Mom, I’m sick,’ and then just go to my room and lie down.” Moon Ji-eun, who appeared in ‘Marriage Hell’, sobbed. Additionally, Moon Ji-eun could not stop crying, saying, “I would be so proud if she were my daughter,” and Park Eun-hye comforted Moon Ji-eun by saying, “Don’t feel guilty.”

Park Eun-hye, who sincerely approached couples in danger of divorce from the same perspective as parents of children, not just as a celebrity host, said, “It doesn’t matter whether they divorce or not,” and added, “How do the couples on the show communicate with each other and wisely overcome difficulties? “I think it would be good to see if it does,” he urged viewers. The following is a Q&A with Eunhye Park.

Q. How did you feel when you received the offer to appear in the second season of ‘Party Resolution’ following the first season?
A. In the first season, I was disappointed that I couldn't directly communicate with the contestants because I was watching it on a VCR, but I heard that in the second season, we will be able to live with the contestants and hear their stories directly. I had high expectations because I thought we would be able to sincerely talk to each other and heal each other.

Q. What are your expectations from Han Sang-jin, who will be joining as MC for the second term of ‘Party Resolution’?
A. First of all, I have been married for a long time and am a friend who empathizes a lot with the other person. Therefore, when I meet and talk with applicants in person, I am hopeful that the other person will be someone they can rely on and that we will be able to build a consensus.

Q. What is the unique point to watch for in the ‘party resolution’?
A. It doesn't matter whether you get divorced or not. It would be nice to see how the couples who appear on the show communicate with each other and wisely overcome difficulties. I just think it's a program where we all have similar lives and can empathize and receive comfort by seeing them. As you watch, I hope you will support and understand the applicants who appear, and heal together.

Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr