Choi Soo-jong "Skinship with Ha Hee-ra cannot be broadcast"

'Second House' actor Choi Soo-jong attracted attention by citing 'skinship' as the secret to his success with his wife, actress Ha Hee-ra.

In KBS 2TV's entertainment show 'Second House' broadcast on the 19th, soccer players Jo Won-hee and Kim Young-kwon visited Hongcheon, Gangwon-do, the second house of Choi Soo-jong and Ha Hee-ra couple.

Choi Soo-jong, who has a great love for soccer, welcomed the two people warmly. Ha Hee-ra also stuck out her tongue, saying, “I'm going to throw myself away and run.” Choi Soo-jong and Ha Hee-ra had dinner and talked with Cho Won-hee and Kim Young-kwon.

When Choi Soo-jong and Ha Hee-ra were asked, “Have you two ever fought?” they said, "I haven't been in a fight. But I've been emotionally disappointed. I can get upset, right?" and “When you have something to say, you just have to hold it in for a moment.” attracted.

Then Choi Soo-jong trailed off, saying, "I like skinship. If you do everything you want, it won't be broadcast. It won't be broadcast. Even if you wake up in the morning and do something like this. .." he trailed off. Ha Hee-ra stopped him by saying, “That’s enough, that’s it.”

Kim Young-kwon also said about the secret to married couples, "I stare at them unconditionally. One of the things I've learned is to use skinship when I'm angry. I stare at them unconditionally. I don't think my wife will hate it." He added, "Let's kiss first. After that, we talk." “If you do this, the story becomes a little more relaxed,” he said, drawing attention.

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Wonhee said, "I've never thought about skinship. My wife is two years older than me. But I think it's true. I'm not saying it's really true, but I think I'd be very disappointed if she rejects me for some reason." In response, Kim Young-kwon made people laugh by advising, "Just keep doing it until it works. It will be easier than lighting the fire today."

Meanwhile, on this day, Kim Young-kwon told the story behind the Qatar World Cup. Previously, during the match against Ghana, Korea lost the opportunity to attack a corner kick due to the referee ending the game. “It was a corner kick situation, but the referee ended the game. When protesting, we speak in Korean. If you speak in English, the impact is zero. It conveys the feeling vividly.” He told a story about swearing in Korean.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr