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Jang Dong-min makes a surprising offer to Boom's 3-year-old daughter: 'Will you be my daughter-in-law? I'll give you a lot of inheritance' ('Choi U-san')

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Comedian Jang Dong-min made a surprising offer to Boom's three-year-old daughter, Yoon-seo.
  • He proposed that she become his daughter-in-law, promising her a large inheritance.
  • The offer was made during an episode of the MBC show 'Choi U-san,' which featured a mountain hike with the children.

South Korean comedian Jang Dong-min has made a rather unconventional proposal to Yoon-seo, the three-year-old daughter of television personality Boom. During an episode of the MBC program 'Choi U-san,' Jang playfully suggested that Yoon-seo become his daughter-in-law, adding a humorous twist by promising her a substantial inheritance.

The episode featured Jang Dong-min, his children Ji-woo and Si-woo, Huh Kyung-hwan's niece Lia, and Boom's eldest daughter Yoon-seo embarking on a mountain hike to Baegibong Peak in Bulamsan.

As Jang's own children expressed a desire to be carried, he obliged, holding his son Si-woo in his arms while carrying his daughter Ji-woo on his back as they proceeded towards their destination. The lighthearted atmosphere of the hike was punctuated by Jang's amusing proposition to Yoon-seo.

The show, 'Choi U-san,' appears to focus on celebrity families and their activities, with this particular episode highlighting a family outing and the interactions between the children and the celebrity guests.

Do you want to be my daughter-in-law? I'll give you a lot of inheritance.

โ€” Jang Dong-minMaking a playful offer to Boom's three-year-old daughter.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.