Jeon Hyun-moo's Self-Deprecating Humor Shines on 'I Live Alone'

Korean TV personality Jeon Hyun-moo is set to showcase his self-deprecating humor.

On the upcoming October 20th episode of MBC's variety show 'I Live Alone', Jeon Hyun-moo will be seen providing after-sales service for the 'Rainbow Grand Bazaar'. Previously, the show saw the departure of Park Na-rae and Key.

Jeon visits the home of writer Park Cheon-hyu, who purchased a piano from the bazaar. Immersed in the writer's tastefully decorated home, Jeon is captivated by the 'dream interior'.

Expressing his admiration with comments like, “This place is better than my home” and “You can't buy taste with money,” Jeon surprises Park with an unexpected proposal, leaving viewers curious about Park's reaction.

Jeon also takes interest in Park's interior items. When Park mentions, “Nothing I use is expensive,” Jeon humorously retorts, “What I use is expensive but not pretty,” eliciting laughter.

Park, who frequently travels between New York and Korea, presents Jeon with a special gift. Jeon is astonished, exclaiming, “You can't get this anywhere!” The gift is a trendy bag that requires queuing even in New York.

Park also shares his experience attending the Grammy Awards, where the musical 'Maybe Happy Ending' was nominated for 'Best Musical Theater Album'. He gifts Jeon exclusive Grammy merchandise, prompting Jeon to respond with a heartfelt song, providing much amusement.

The touching gifts from Park that moved 'Trendsetter' Jeon Hyun-moo can be seen on 'I Live Alone' airing at 11:10 PM.

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