Kim Kang-woo talked about his wife Han Mu-young and their two sons.
On the 7th, during the broadcast of Channel A's 'Dear Friend Documentary: Four-Person Table', actor Kim Kang-woo shared stories about his two sons.
Kim Kang-woo said, "I performed for two months this time, and I only ate the same food for two months. I had to eat what was most comfortable for my body. It was a performance where I couldn't go to the bathroom for 2 hours and there was no exit," and he noted, "I only ate rice, soybean paste stew, and bulgogi," which drew attention.
Kim Kang-woo said, "I think I used up energy like running a half marathon," and he noted, "I drank protein beverages after entering. There was no blackout, and since I could drink water, I had a scene where I drank beer in the middle, so I mixed it with sports drinks and drank it."
Kim Kang-woo said, "At the end of the performance, my second son was counting something in front of the calendar. He said that there are five more performances left for Dad, so he can eat soybean paste stew five more times," which drew laughter.
Kim Kang-woo talked about his two sons. He said, "The eldest is emotionally blunt, and the second cried a lot," and added, "The second thought it was really tough to see Dad memorizing lines." Kim Kang-woo noted that his eldest son is in the second year of middle school, and his second son is in the sixth grade of elementary school, which drew attention.
Kim Kang-woo said about his two sons' appearances, "The eldest seems to resemble me, and the second resembles my wife, but there are also people who say the opposite. I think they are a mix of both."
That day, Kim Kang-woo said, "When the first child was born, I didn't work and raised him together," adding, "I had to be with him 24 hours a day. I could hear my wife's breathing, and at some point, I could also hear the child's breathing, which made me feel more responsible."
Kim Kang-woo said, "I wrote a parenting diary every day about when I woke up," noting that he wrote a parenting diary for 100 days, which drew attention. He continued, "I will show it later."
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