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Singer Shin Seung-tae Opens Up About Family Struggles on 'Mr. House Husband'
During the show, Kim So-hyun introduced herself as a 'housewife' who loves homemaking and humorously hinted at her desire to become a regular on the show by mentioning her 'house husband' at home. She shared a generational gap story with her husband, Son Jun-ho, who is eight years younger, amusing the studio with anecdotes about the 63 Building in Seoul.
Kim also updated viewers on her son, Son Joo-an, who recently won a gold medal in an invention competition for disabled-friendly devices, both domestically and internationally. She further impressed the audience by revealing that her entire family are Seoul National University alumni, showcasing their exceptional 'genetic class.'
The family showed their sincerity by closing their morning business and preparing for Park's visit, even planning a move based on the assumption of Shin's regular appearance on the show. Shin's father jokingly suggested getting Park's autograph and preparing transfer documents, adding to the lighthearted atmosphere.
Park Seo-jin expressed his desire to help Shin, feeling a familial warmth from his family. He humorously investigated the house, pointing out potential 'dating evidence' like two pillows and couple slippers, showcasing his comedic flair.
Shin's father then invited Park to their family-run restaurant, where Park helped with dinner preparations, showcasing his skills by catching a flatfish from the tank. Shin's mother prepared a special dish for Park, who doesn't eat seafood, jokingly thanking him for his efforts to get Shin on the show.
Park Seo-jin admitted he initially thought Shin was carefree and well-loved, unaware of his hardships. Co-host Lee Yo-won noted their shared experiences likely brought them closer, with Park expressing his hopes for Shin's success.
In a warm conclusion, Shin's parents expressed their wish for Shin to succeed like Park, humorously asking about the next filming date. The meeting ended on a joyful note with an impromptu song performance.
Tae Yuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr