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Actor Jang Hyun-sung Reveals Love Story with Wife on MBN's 'Kim Joo-ha's Day and Night'
On the 18th episode of MBN's 'Kim Joo-ha's Day and Night,' airing on the 28th at 9:40 PM, Jang Young-nam shares her early days as a theater actress when her deep voice led to audience feedback like, "That actress's voice is uncomfortable to listen to." This revelation surprises many. When Jang Young-nam mentions her 'deep voice' complex, Kim Joo-ha, who also faced challenges with her low-toned voice during her announcer days, empathizes by holding Jang's hand and saying, "Me too."
In a discussion about relationships with children, Kim Joo-ha and Jang Hyun-sung show differing perspectives. Jang shares that he drinks with his two adult sons, describing them as "the closest friends living in the same house," portraying himself as a 'friend-like dad.' In contrast, Kim Joo-ha humorously expresses her discomfort, saying, "My son and daughter treat me too much like a friend. I don't like it," sparking laughter. The contrasting parenting styles of the two draw curiosity.
Jang Young-nam heats up the atmosphere by revealing her dramatic romance with her husband, who is seven years younger and a handsome man. She shares a romantic confession from her husband, who was a fellow theater actor, during the wrap party of their play, where he gave her a letter saying, "I'm sorry for liking you," sparking excitement. The reason behind Jang Young-nam's decision to marry him after this unexpected confession raises curiosity.
Having played the role of a mother to about 30 actors, Jang Young-nam fondly remembers actors Park Bo-gum and Park Bo-young, praising them as "so beautiful," which resonates with many. She also shares a humorous anecdote about being called "mother" by Hwang Jung-min, who is older and more experienced, throughout filming.
Lastly, Jang Hyun-sung reveals that his father, who firmly opposed his acting career by saying, "If you're going to act, remove yourself from the family register," was actually a former theater actor. He also shares that his second son is currently active in a 'theater club,' testifying to their inherent 'acting DNA.'
Tae Yuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr