Choi Tae-hoon mentioned his married life with his wife, Jang Yoon-seo, and expressed his apologies and gratitude to her on "The Man from Nowhere."
On the 23rd, Choi Tae-hoon appeared on the tvN variety show "The Man from Nowhere."
Choi Tae-hoon, who is at the center of the topic, responded when asked about his family's reactions after becoming popular as "Mr. Hak." He said, "My wife continually sends me new articles, memes, shorts, and videos like a reporter, while we are together at home." Choi Tae-hoon married actress Jang Yoon-seo, who is 4 years younger and a former Miss Korea contestant. The two became acquainted through the drama "Crazy Love" in 2013, developed into a romantic relationship, and ended up getting married. When asked what kind of husband he is, Choi Tae-hoon shyly replied, "My wife said to someone she knows, 'Our husband is a drama.'"
However, during his struggles as an unknown artist, Choi Tae-hoon confessed, "I went to visit a friend who got married first and read a book to his child. But the book cost 18,000 won." He continued, "I wonder if I can buy my child as many books as they want. I have that fear." He also recalled, "When we were newlyweds, I gave my wife 1 million won for living expenses," reminiscing about the difficult situation at that time. He mentioned that even during that challenging period, he told his wife, "Please wait for 12 years," and kept his promise from their wedding.
"I still do not forget the promise I made when we got married, 'I will show you, I will make it happen,'" he reflected on the challenges in the early days of their marriage and the time they have grown together.
Recalling the moment when his daughter was born, he said, "At that time, I asked my agency to raise my appearance fee to 300,000 won for the first time. I was so nervous because it was the first time I said something after she was born, but they ultimately agreed." Choi Tae-hoon expressed his gratitude and said, "When that appearance fee increased, I promised to do '100 million won worth' better," reflecting on how he has grown step by step since getting married.
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