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'Kim Gu-ra's Son' Gree Mentions Biological Mother Who Left 1.7 Billion Won Debt... 'Still, I Have to Take Care of Her' [
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'Kim Gu-ra's Son' Gree Mentions Biological Mother Who Left 1.7 Billion Won Debt... 'Still, I Have to Take Care of Her' [SC Issue]

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Rapper and TV personality Gree (Kim Dong-hyun), son of Kim Gu-ra, spoke about his biological mother.
  • In a YouTube video, Gree expressed his affection for his mother, despite her past struggles and the family's circumstances.
  • He stated his intention to take care of her, emphasizing familial responsibility.

Rapper and television personality Gree, whose real name is Kim Dong-hyun and is the son of comedian Kim Gu-ra, has spoken openly about his biological mother. In a recent YouTube video uploaded to his channel titled 'A Trip Taken with Grandma for the First Time, A Day When a Wish Came True,' Gree shared his feelings.

The video documented a special hotel vacation Gree took with his paternal grandmother. During the trip, he reflected on his relationship with his mother, expressing a deep sense of care and responsibility towards her. Despite acknowledging past difficulties, Gree conveyed his unwavering commitment to looking after her.

"Even so, I have to take care of her," Gree stated, underscoring his familial bond and his resolve to be there for his mother. His comments highlight a complex family dynamic and his personal commitment to familial duties, even in the face of challenging circumstances.

The conversation touched upon the family's history and Gree's personal journey, offering a glimpse into his life beyond his public persona. His willingness to discuss such personal matters reflects a desire for openness and a commitment to his family.

Even so, I have to take care of her

โ€” GreeExpressing his commitment to his biological mother.
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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.