Singer Rain, who had denied claims that his wife Kim Tae-hee was solely caring for their children, revealed another episode.
On the 12th, actor Lee Si-eon's YouTube channel Si-eon's school released content titled "Lee Si-eon, Jung Jihoon, Kim Jae Wook: the three handsome men's trip to Sokcho. While in Sokcho, behind-the-scenes of Waterbomb as well. What does ultimate self-care king Rain do before going on stage at Waterbomb?"
In this content, Lee Si-eon rode a motorcycle to Sokcho with Rain and actor Kim Jae Wook. While having dinner together, Lee Si-eon mentioned how his life changed after having a child, saying, "Since the child was born, I get up at 6 a.m."
Lee Si-eon explained his parenting routine, saying, "We sleep in separate rooms right now. I sleep alone in the master bedroom and my wife sleeps in the baby's room with the baby. When you look at the camera, my wife and the baby are awake. She is feeding them. Then she goes, 'our little loves,' and leaves."
As a parenting senior, Rain joked, "Then you should get up," and acted out slapping his own cheek, saying, "At 6 or 7 a.m., my wife hurriedly starts getting ready, so what I do is go to the bathroom. I tell myself to wake up, then go back up," drawing laughter.
Lee Si-eon cautiously said, "Honestly, I pretended not to hear about twice. I had to go film a drama," and Rain scolded Lee Si-eon, saying, "Why did you do that? That's mean. You must get up no matter what."
When the production team asked Rain whether he had the same experience as Lee Si-eon, he laughed and said, "I do."
Rain and Kim Tae-hee have two daughters. Rain previously mentioned parenting with Kim Tae-hee when he appeared on cable channel tvN's variety program You Quiz on the Block in May. When Kim Tae-hee appeared on You Quiz and spoke about parenting stress, she welled up with tears, which led to the 'Kim Tae-hee is doing all the childcare alone' theory being raised.
At the time, Rain protested, saying, "I got a lot of calls from people saying, 'Don't you help at home (with childcare)?' That's not true... Recently, short-form clips often show someone tearing up and people ask, 'Why don't you help?' I take care of dropping off and picking up at kindergarten; I have a role too," expressing his frustration. He also admitted, "Actually, the child looks for mom more than me."
[Photo] YouTube broadcast screen capture.
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