Kim Jun-ho's Island Dream Faces Reality Check on 'My Little Old Boy'

Kim Jun-ho and Kim Ji-min, who tied the knot last year, faced a humorous conflict over an island purchase on the latest episode of SBS's 'My Little Old Boy.'

On the episode aired on the 3rd, Kim Jun-ho, along with Heo Kyung-hwan, Choi Jin-hyuk, and Yuk Jung-wan, embarked on an island exploration trip to Tongyeong, South Korea.

Kim Jun-ho expressed his excitement by saying, "Have you heard of island owners? Hollywood actors are island owners. A new world is opening up." Dressed in rain boots and elastic pants provided by the current island owner, his unique fashion choice brought laughter from the start.

As they began their island exploration, Kim Jun-ho confidently pointed out Dabak Island to his companions and engaged in guessing the island's price. When the price was revealed to be 130 million won, the group was taken aback. Kim Jun-ho tried to persuade his friends by highlighting the poor phone reception and even declared, "If I buy this island, I'll host a mud festival."

However, reaching the island was no easy feat. The journey involved crossing mudflats, leading to a series of comedic mishaps by Kim Jun-ho. After overcoming various obstacles, they reached the island's peak, where Kim Jun-ho introduced a perfectly equipped camping area, kicking off a romantic island life. After setting up a hammock, he mused, "What is the end of freedom?" expressing his longing for a life in nature. He humorously added, "I can burp and fart as I please," drawing laughter.

Kim Jun-ho also shared sweet anecdotes from his newlywed life, mentioning, "Ji-min loves me," and recounted gifting his mother-in-law a cruise trip, showcasing his charming son-in-law side. Following his friends' suggestion, he cautiously called his wife, Kim Ji-min, to discuss the island purchase, only to be met with a firm "What are you talking about?" abruptly changing the mood.

Ultimately, Kim Jun-ho passed the situation onto Choi Jin-hyuk, adding more humor, and the group quickly decided to leave Dabak Island. Kim Jun-ho's dream of becoming an island owner was short-lived, and the exploration ended on a bittersweet note.

Reporter Se-yoon Jung, TenAsia yoon@tenasia.co.kr