This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
Actress Lee Yo-won confessed she has a cutting style.
On the 18th, the SBS entertainment program 'No, but really!' (hereafter 'NoReally') featured actress Lee Yo-won and Kang So-ra meeting the three MCs Tak Jae-Hoon, Lee Sang-min, and Lee Suji.
That day Lee Yo-won, when asked "Is it true you lashed out at your daughter who failed to get into college?", said yes and added "Haven't I seen all of my daughter's childhood? There was definitely a time when she didn't study hard" and surprised everyone.
Undeterred, Lee Yo-won said "I clearly told her to get her act together, but she played around; the kids who studied while you were playing obviously get in; if slackers like you get in, what does that make them?" which troubled Kang So-ra, who is F among MBTI types.
Hearing this, Lee Suji asked "Wouldn't your daughter be upset?", and Lee Yo-won, as if asking why one would ask the obvious, replied firmly "Being upset is something she has to deal with herself," drawing laughter.
Kang So-ra reacted, "I'm F and my mother is T. I keep empathizing with my daughter's feelings." Later, when Lee Suji asked how she would feel if her daughter was upset after breaking up with a boyfriend, Lee Yo-won clipped "He was going to leave anyway," drawing laughter.
Kang So-ra said, "If it were me I'd say 'Why would I dislike him? How could I dislike you? He's funny. Bring him here,'" and couldn't stay still. Hearing this, Lee Yo-won calmly responded, "You're a good mother," adding to the laughter.
Seeing Lee Yo-won remain unmoved by any remark, Tak Jae-Hoon repeatedly said "You're so much like me," and "Exactly my type," and in the end lamented, "Why did you get married so soon?"
Lee Yo-won married a man six years her senior at 23, has two daughters and a son, and marked her 24th year of marriage. In response to Tak Jae-Hoon's question, Lee Yo-won admitted, "I was swept up by the moment."
She added that if her daughter brought a man home in the same situation, she would tell her "After marriage you have to play the roles of someone's wife and a mother for life, so at least in your twenties live a life thinking only of yourself," which resonated with others.
[Photo] 'NoReally' broadcast
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