Actor Byun Yo-Han talked about his love for his wife Tiffany, and his use of the meaningful phrase "now" briefly embarrassed Sung Si Kyung. But the real meaning was Byun Yo-Han's realistic resolve to love for a long time.
On the 29th broadcast of KBS2 The Seasons - Sung Si-kyung's Ear Candy, actor Byun Yo-Han and Swings appeared.
That day Sung Si Kyung mentioned a comment Byun Yo-Han left on Tiffany's video. Byun Yo-Han replied bashfully, "It wasn't a difficult comment. I left a heart."
The conversation naturally moved to newlywed life. When Sung Si Kyung asked how much he loved his wife Tiffany, Byun Yo-Han answered, "I can't put it into words. Now."
Sung Si Kyung did not miss the unexpected final word. He immediately asked back, "What do you mean by 'now'?" Byun Yo-Han said he has an MBTI "T" tendency and brought up a realistic view of love. He said that living together can bring moments when the initial "blind love" fades. Therefore, rather than taking current feelings for granted, he said he thinks about "how can I love more."
In particular, Byun Yo-Han said he wants to remember the love he feels now and emphasized, "I will love to the end," promising not to forget that feeling. He explained that leaving a heart on Tiffany's posts is also his way of remembering the moments and emotions they shared. Sung Si Kyung also agreed with Byun Yo-Han's story, saying, "It's important to remember how much you love now." The phrase "now," which could have sounded suggestive, was ultimately Byun Yo-Han's pledge to preserve the present love for a long time.
Meanwhile, Swings, who appeared with them that day, praised his close-up observation of Byun Yo-Han through the film Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub, saying, "Among the people I've seen, 'devotion' is the word that suits him best." He said it was impressive how he quickly memorized the staff's names on set and approached them as an older brother·younger brother pair, leading the team.
Byun Yo-Han's obsession with his work was also extraordinary. About Tazza he said, "I take pride in it," and "I filmed it with a death wish. I filmed until just before dying." He said that during the seven-month filming period he quit drinking and focused on exercise and body care, recounting how he strictly disciplined himself for the work.
[Photo] "Ear Candy"
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