Kim So-young and Han Seok-jun, representative close friends in the broadcasting industry, appeared on "Problem Child in House," where a deep talk about "love and marriage" unfolded.
On the 17th, during the KBS2TV variety show "Problem Child in House," Han Seok-jun shared anecdotes about the couple Kim So-young and Oh Sang-jin.
That day, Jun Hyun-moo, Oh Sang-jin, and Han Seok-jun, one of the legendary trio, appeared and surprisingly confessed that he "was against it until the end" regarding Oh Sang-jin and Kim So-young's marriage.
Han Seok-jun stated, "It wasn't that I disliked Oh Sang-jin and Kim So-young, but I was against marriage itself. At that time, I was almost in a pit in my life. I had experienced divorce, and it was a dark period for me," adding, "There was a negative energy surrounding marriage." However, he acknowledged, "Oh Sang-jin has always been a family-oriented person, going to bed at 8 p.m. and waking up at 5 a.m. His lifestyle pattern is like a news schedule. He cooks well and is truly an upstanding person."
On that day, Kim So-young expressed her marriage to Oh Sang-jin as "the biggest deviation of my life," surprising everyone. "I got married, resigned, and started a business all in one year. I never thought about marrying someone well-known, but it became a significant challenge as it got reported," she revealed.
She even joked about her husband Oh Sang-jin, saying, "In the early days of our marriage, I thought he was an AI. When I said I was hungry, he just stared at me. Nowadays, it's just convenient to think of him as 'AI' and talk to him," eliciting laughter. "He is kind but a bit dull. He's just clumsy with expressions, but he has always been thoughtful inside," she added while sharing insights into her realistic married life with her 'AI husband.'
The couple's love story was even more intriguing. Kim So-young said, "There was a system at Company M, and Oh Sang-jin was my supervising mentor. He didn't show it while working, but after he left, he started flirting with me," sharing a real version of their 'office romance.'
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