Kim Yong-gun Discusses Ha Jung-woo and Cha Jung-won's Romance on 'Joseon's Love'

On the recent episode of TV Chosun's 'Joseon's Love', actor Kim Yong-gun opened up about Ha Jung-woo and Cha Jung-won's relationship.

The episode aired on the 2nd and featured actress Hwang Bo-ra and her father-in-law Kim Yong-gun's daily life.

Hwang Bo-ra invited her father-in-law, Kim Yong-gun, saying, "I've brought my father-in-law as a nanny for the day. The longest he's watched over is 2 hours, but today it's an all-day care," as she entrusted her 19-month-old son Woo-in to him.

At 80 years old, Kim Yong-gun is still actively involved in raising his young son, Si-on. He shared, "My son is 6 years old, so I just keep an eye on him to make sure he doesn't go anywhere dangerous. My youngest has as much energy as a grandchild." Surprised by his father-in-law's parenting talk, Hwang Bo-ra added, "I heard you even went to a kids' cafe."

Despite his playful complaints, saying, "I might need to get an IV drip at the hospital for three days," Kim Yong-gun expressed his joy, "Grandpa is happy."

When asked by the production team if Ha Jung-woo likes children, Kim Yong-gun, while playing with his grandson, revealed, "Ha Jung-woo does like kids. That's why talks of marriage are slowly coming up," hinting at Ha Jung-woo and Cha Jung-won's recent acknowledgment of their relationship.

Hwang Bo-ra disclosed that she is "meeting" her future sister-in-law, Cha Jung-won, and shared, "I heard Ha Jung-woo and Cha Jung-won met by chance at a private gathering. It seems the man was more interested, which led to their relationship."

When asked about setting the ancestral table alone during holidays, Hwang Bo-ra responded, "These days, people don't do it alone, right? But I still do it alone until they get married," subtly hinting at Ha Jung-woo and Cha Jung-won's marriage plans.

Kim Yong-gun showcased his parenting skills by adeptly handling his grandson Woo-in's diaper change. He also filled the house with a balloon amusement park while Hwang Bo-ra was out, jokingly saying, "See you in a year. I can't visit often, so don't be too disappointed," causing laughter.

In a conversation about parenting with her father-in-law, Hwang Bo-ra expressed admiration, "I heard you even go to crowded places to create memories with your young son."

Reported by Kim Eun-jung, Ten Asia. eun@tenasia.co.kr