Eun Ji-won Reveals Newlywed Life with Stylist Wife
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- Singer Eun Ji-won will share details of his newlywed life on KBS 2TV's 'Mr. House Husband 2'.
- He jokes that his stylist wife buys all his clothes, and he only wears underwear at home.
- Eun Ji-won, who remarried last year to a woman nine years his junior, previously divorced in 2012.
Singer Eun Ji-won is set to offer a glimpse into his newlywed life on the KBS 2TV entertainment program 'Mr. House Husband 2.' During the broadcast, MC Eun Ji-won and cast member Park Hyun-ho's stories will be featured.
I don't buy clothes. My wife buys everything I need and dresses me.
In a segment, Park Hyun-ho's mother instructs him to buy pretty clothes for his wife, Eun Ga-eun, who juggles parenting and her broadcasting career. Park Hyun-ho accompanies Eun Ga-eun to a department store, personally selecting outfits for her and even complimenting her by saying she's prettier than Song Hye-kyo, showcasing his doting nature.
Reacting to this, MC Eun Ji-won humorously revealed his own approach to shopping. "I don't buy clothes. My wife buys everything I need and dresses me," he stated, referring to his wife, who works as a stylist. He added with a laugh, "I just come out wearing underwear," which sent the studio into fits of laughter.
I just come out wearing underwear.
Eun Ji-won married his wife, a stylist nine years his junior, last year. This is his second marriage; he previously married in 2010 but divorced two years later in 2012 due to personality differences. Viewers can catch Eun Ji-won's story on 'Mr. House Husband 2' on August 29th at 9:20 PM.
She's prettier than Song Hye-kyo.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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