Jun Hyun-moo Opens Up About His Turbulent Teenage Years on 'The Boss Has Donkey Ears'

Jun Hyun-moo, 48, candidly shares his experiences from his rebellious teenage years.

KBS 2TV's 'The Boss Has Donkey Ears' is a self-reflective program where bosses in South Korea strive to create a more enjoyable workplace. The show recently achieved a peak viewership rating of 6.0%, maintaining its position as the number one show in its time slot for 203 consecutive weeks, according to Nielsen Korea.

In the episode airing on Sunday, the 3rd, Jun Hyun-moo empathizes with Jung Ji-sun's son, Woo-hyung, who is currently going through adolescence. Woo-hyung expresses his concern about not being able to communicate well with his mother, to which Jun Hyun-moo responds, "I didn't talk to my mom at all during my teenage years." Jung Ji-sun is taken aback by this revelation.

Jun Hyun-moo reflects on his teenage years, admitting, "Looking back, I don't even know why I was like that," recalling the inexplicable rebelliousness he felt. He shares his advice on overcoming adolescence, suggesting that "it comes like a storm and passes quickly. It's important to have time alone," which captures Jung Ji-sun's attention.

Woo-hyung expresses his deep admiration for his mother, saying, "Mom is amazing." Jun Hyun-moo notes Woo-hyung's maturity at 13, expressing pride in him and reassuring Jung Ji-sun with a comforting look. Jun Hyun-moo's honest account of his teenage years can be seen in the full episode of 'The Boss Has Donkey Ears.'

'The Boss Has Donkey Ears' airs every Sunday at 4:40 PM.

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