Actor Jung Hye-young expressed complaints about her husband, Sean.
On the 26th, a video titled "A unique 21st wedding anniversary gift and event from a couple" was uploaded to the 'With Sean' channel.
On that day, Sean and Jung Hye-young spent a meaningful time volunteering at a place that serves lunch to homeless people, elderly people living alone and elderly people with no family.
Jung Hye-young helped prepare food for distribution, and the production team said, "We only saw him cook on TV, so it's amazing to see him actually cooking," admiring his cooking skills.
In response, Jung Hye-young said, "Really? You don't cook?" and added, "Our man doesn't do it at all. He doesn't do anything in the kitchen. He only does things like Chapagetti or grilling meat; he can't cook a proper dish at all. My husband," she revealed.
Meanwhile, Sean was learning from the manager how to peel potatoes and was peeling them, and when asked, "At home, does your sister-in-law not ask you to do things like this?" he confessed, "She asks me to do this sometimes. I can do peeling, but other things like cutting with a knife, I can't match that speed at all. If I tried, how frustrating would it be?"
When asked if she had any complaints about Sean not cooking, Jung Hye-young said, "Instead, he's good at washing dishes," but added, "These days a man who cooks is attractive. So I have my sons learn to cook. When they get married, I hope they cook deliciously for their wives. It wouldn't matter if a daughter-in-law can't cook. Our son can cook for her. If he can't, she can buy food. It's fine. I hope both do well," she said frankly.
When someone said, "I've heard you really like cooking," Jung Hye-young said, "Yes. Before I got married I didn't know how to do it at all. Nothing. So I went to cooking school a lot. I kept going even after having my fourth child," surprising listeners.
When someone said, "I heard from the manager that you make rice in a pot every day," Jung Hye-young said, "That's right. We don't have an electric rice cooker at home. Since our newlywed days. I knew from my childhood that pot-cooked rice is delicious, and I thought I should make that for my husband every day," and explained, "But it's not actually difficult. Making pot rice only takes about 15 minutes. You can leave it next to what you're cooking. As long as I don't leave the kitchen. So even our children can do it."
[Photo] With Sean
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