Jeong Woo and Kwak Tube Share Heartwarming Moments on 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 3'

On the latest episode of 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 3', airing tonight at 9:10 PM, viewers will witness the charming chemistry between Jeong Woo, celebrating his 10th wedding anniversary, and newlywed Kwak Tube. Their shared excitement over holding hands with their wives leaves Jeon Hyun-moo envious.

In the 28th episode, Jeon Hyun-moo and Kwak Tube (Kwak Jun-bin) embark on the second part of their 'Seoul Back Alley Tour' with 'tough guy actors' Jeong Woo and Shin Seung-ho.

The group visits a renowned tuna restaurant in the back alleys of Yeongdeungpo, where they indulge in the first-ever tuna course on 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan'. During the meal, Jeon Hyun-moo casually brings up the topic of marriage, asking Jeong Woo, "I don't know since I'm not married, but do you still like your wife, Kim Yumi?" Without hesitation, Jeong Woo replies, "I love her very much. She's a 'teto girl' these days, but when I try to hold her hand, she sometimes pulls away. Still, if I try three times, she'll hold my hand once, and it excites me."

Kwak Tube, inspired by Jeong Woo and Kim Yumi's affectionate relationship, admits, "I still find it hard to hold my wife's hand." Jeon Hyun-moo humorously interjects, "Why? Afraid she'll slap you?" bringing laughter to the group.

After their delightful meal, the group heads to the back alleys of Gongdeok-dong, where they encounter a traditional eatery filled with the aroma of charcoal. Shin Seung-ho exclaims, "This place is amazing!" while Jeon Hyun-moo is surprised by the presence of many young female patrons. They grill pork, ribs, and even fish over charcoal, showcasing their genuine love for food.

During the meal, Jeon Hyun-moo asks Jeong Woo about his early career struggles. Jeong Woo shares, "I was unknown for about 10 years, but I kept acting in films. I avoided part-time jobs because I feared I'd give up acting if I had a stable income," revealing his dedication to his craft.

Recently, Jeong Woo has been busy promoting his directorial debut film 'Jjanggu'. His wife, Kim Yumi, played a significant role in the film's production and planning. However, the film has faced criticism for being outdated.

Catch the heartfelt stories and the 'hidden gem' of Gongdeok-dong's charcoal-grilled delights on 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 3', airing tonight at 9:10 PM on MBN and Channel S.

Reporter Lee So-jung, Ten Asia forusojung@tenasia.co.kr