Kim Jaejoong Relates to Nam Bora's Youngest Sibling Bond on 'New Release, Pyeonstorang'

Kim Jaejoong finds a deep connection with Nam Bora's youngest sibling story.

On the upcoming episode of KBS2's variety show 'New Release, Pyeonstorang', airing on the 11th, Nam Bora, the eldest of 13 siblings, prepares a delicious meal for her youngest sibling, who is 20 years her junior. During this process, Nam Bora's extraordinary affection for her youngest brother is revealed, prompting Kim Jaejoong, another member of a large family, to share a bittersweet memory.

In the VCR segment, Nam Bora invites her youngest brother, Young-il, who has just entered high school, to her newlywed home. She prepares half fried, half seasoned chicken for him, explaining, “With so many family members, ordering delivery chicken is too expensive. I've been frying chicken myself since I was young.” Nam Bora impressively recreates a restaurant-quality half-and-half chicken, showcasing her culinary skills.

Soon after, her brother Young-il arrives, and Nam Bora, with a motherly gaze, showers him with questions. She expresses her special bond by saying, “I raised Young-il a lot.” During their conversation, Nam Bora asks, “I have one wish. Can I meet your girlfriend when you have one?” Young-il's surprised reaction brings laughter.

Kim Jaejoong, the youngest son in a family with eight sisters, watches the VCR intently and exclaims, “This is just like my family,” drawing laughs. He shares that his sisters often asked him similar questions. Previously on 'Pyeonstorang', Kim Jaejoong revealed that his sisters would vet any girl who showed interest in him during his school days, which was a source of amusement.

Nam Bora empathizes with Kim Jaejoong's sisters, stating, “A woman should be judged by another woman,” reinforcing her desire to meet her brother's future girlfriend, leading to a playful debate between the two.

Kim Jaejoong then shares a past experience where he introduced a girlfriend to his sisters, believing their words, only for unexpected events to unfold. He humorously advises, “Young-il, don't do what I did!” causing the studio to erupt in laughter.

Tae Yuna, TenAsia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr