'Teukjong Sesang' actress and shaman Lee Kyung-sil shared the story of receiving a shamanic calling with her husband Kim Seon-dong.
On the 12th broadcast of MBN 'Teukjong Sesang,' shaman Lee Kyung-sil, who travels the country praying with her husband, appeared. In the 1997 drama 'There Is No Bluebird,' Lee Kyung-sil delivered a lively performance and later received a shamanic calling. This was because, after her mother's sudden accidental death, shamans performing gut rituals said it was because of her.
Her husband Kim Seon-dong is an actor and also active as a musical actor, but he received a shamanic calling. Lee Kyung-sil said, "When I saw him acting I felt jealous. I was like this, and my husband was like that, so I was so jealous I couldn't even go watch," sounding bitter. Her husband Kim Seon-dong said, "I came to the broadcasting station with a dream, and I really feel sorry."
The couple visited their son's one-room apartment to deliver side dishes. Their son, who entered a prestigious university, is living alone in a studio apartment. This was a measure by Lee Kyung-sil and her husband to prevent showing the family shrine to their children after bringing a household shamanic altar into the home. Lee Kyung-sil urged, "We got you the studio so you could be comfortable. But later, if mom and dad aren't here, you have to rely on each other and live."
[photo source] MBN 'Teukjong Sesang'
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