Yang Se-hyung and Park Na-rae opened their mouth to rumors of a romantic relationship

Yang Se-hyung has addressed the dating rumors with Park Na-rae.

On the October 19th broadcast of MBC's variety show 'Save Me! Holmes,' Park Na-rae, Jang Dong-min, and Joo Woo-jae introduced various second houses in Ganghwa, Incheon, as part of a 'Second House' special.

The episode focused on the increasingly popular 'Second House' trend, showcasing homes in Ganghwa County, a designated population decline area that offers tax benefits. The show featured second houses tailored for different household types, from single-person households to large families.

Particularly noteworthy was the mention of Park Na-rae and Yang Se-hyung, who had previously been the subject of dating rumors. Yang Se-hyung commented, "There were a lot of articles after that. Friends kept asking me, 'Are you marrying Na-rae?' I immediately marked them as spam." Yang Se-chan also acknowledged, "There were so many articles." Park Na-rae humorously added, "My mom asked me to stay home again."

Park Na-rae then mentioned buying toys for children to play with all day and invited Yang Se-hyung to try them out at her house. Jang Dong-min joked, "These days, people don't say 'Do you want to come over for ramen?' They say 'Do you want to ride a unicorn?'"

When Yang Se-hyung blushed, Joo Woo-jae teased, "He can't say a word seriously." Yang Se-hyung responded, "Actually, I had a dream where my father appeared and said, 'No! Absolutely not!'"

In the show, Park Na-rae and Jang Dong-min represented the 'Bok Team,' while Joo Woo-jae represented the 'Deok Team' in exploring second houses in Ganghwa County. The first house for the Bok Team was located in Seonwon-myeon and was called 'From Cheongdam to Ganghwa, Going Alone!' It was a second house for 1-2 person households, featuring a beautiful garden with a Finnish sauna and a private glass greenhouse. The interior boasted high ceilings and stylish decor.

Next, they introduced 'Single in Ganghwa,' located in Neopseong-ri, Buleun-myeon. The house, close to two bridges connecting to Seoul, had a monochrome exterior that caught the eye. The yard was equipped with CCTV, and the interior was simple yet stylish, with all furniture and appliances included.

The first house for the Deok Team was 'National Representative Multi-Child House' in Naengjeong-ri, Seonwon-myeon. It was a second house for a former national Taekwondo athlete and a current national handball player living with their three children. The spacious lawn was filled with various playground equipment, resembling a kids' cafe. The interior was sophisticated, blending wood tones seamlessly.

The second house was 'Star-Gazing Twin House' in Igari, Hajeom-myeon. Located a five-minute walk from the Ganghwa Astronomy Science Museum, it was one of the twin houses under the Byeollipsan mountain. The newly built house featured a clean interior and an open terrace offering views of the yard and the green mountains.

Lastly, they introduced 'Hippie Sisters' 5-Day 2-Village Old House' in Yeon-ri, Seonwon-myeon. The private white house at the end of a quiet path resembled a foreign resort. The two sisters had remodeled the old house themselves, decorating it with various items collected from their world travels.

Additionally, the show aired the second part of 'Global Price Check,' focusing on the U.S. This segment explored what kind of house one could buy abroad with a given budget. MBC correspondent Lim Kyung-ah visited Ridgewood, New Jersey, a highly sought-after school district with excellent infrastructure, including schools, downtown, and a train station. The featured property was a single house completed in 2020, with its sale and rental prices revealed.

They also introduced a property in the nearby Glen Rock area. The approximately 100-year-old mansion featured a fireplace and a wine cellar in the basement, with luxurious interior decor and antique items providing plenty to see.

Reporter: Tae Yuna, Ten Asia youyou@tenasia.co.kr