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Singer Byeol said she got married through Haha's universe, drawing attention.
On the 5th, a video titled ""Why should we have children?" The answer from Haha & Byeol, who are raising three children" was posted on the YouTube channel 'With Seon'.
That day, Seon asked the Haha and Byeol couple, "What are your plans for children?" Byeol revealed, "What's so eerie is that my husband said, 'I should get married,' and attached to that was, 'I should have children.' Getting married, having children and forming a family. I think I was the last one to be cast."
While Haha was embarrassed, Byeol said, "I felt like the script was all set and they were casting the female lead," nailing it and causing laughter.
Above all, Byeol confessed, "People see me having children now and think I always wanted to build a family and liked children, but I used to say, 'Even if I get married, I won't have kids.' In fact, children are a blessing, but I didn't have the confidence to handle that."
Haha said, "She thinks too much and has too much responsibility," and Byeol admitted, "My mother had to be a role model. When I looked at my mother, it was, 'Can I be like my mother?' 'I can't.' That was it."
He then mentioned Haha's universe again, saying, "When I was cast, (Haha) wanted to get married and have children and wanted to have three. Son, son, daughter—now it turned out just as we said. I thought I wouldn't even get married, but if it was son, son, daughter then the scenario would close. I said, 'I can't do it, it's impossible.'"
But Haha said he had imagined small happinesses with his family. In response, Byeol fired back, "But that had no effect on me at all," bringing laughter.
Nevertheless, Byeol said meeting Haha made her reflect on herself. She said, "After meeting my husband, I actually had three children and experienced becoming a parent. If I hadn't had this experience, I wonder, 'Would I have become a proper person?'"
She added, "I might have lived with the self-delusion that I was a fine person because I lived uprightly and didn't harm others," and said, "That process was hard and full of difficulties, but at that time I was really broken a lot, humbled, and saw all my weaknesses. It was a grateful process," expressing satisfaction with her current life.
[Photo] Screenshot from the broadcast 'With Seon'
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