'Knowing Bros' guest Im Woo-il says Kim Young-hee confessed dozens of times before marriage
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At a glance
- Comedian Im Woo-il revealed that Kim Young-hee confessed her love to him dozens of times before her marriage, but he rejected her.
- The episode will feature Im Woo-il sharing stories about his relationship with Kim Young-hee, including him walking her down the aisle as a father figure.
- Other comedians on the show, Hwang Je-seong and Kwak Beom, will also share anecdotes about their experiences with the show's hosts.
Comedian Im Woo-il is set to reveal a surprising past relationship on the upcoming episode of JTBC's "Knowing Bros." He claims that comedian Kim Young-hee confessed her love to him numerous times over a four-year period before her marriage, but he consistently rejected her advances.
During the show, Im Woo-il plans to recount his experiences with Kim Young-hee, detailing the numerous rejections he gave her. The story takes a poignant turn as he also shares a special anecdote about walking Kim Young-hee down the aisle on her wedding day, acting in place of her father.
Fellow comedians Hwang Je-seong and Kwak Beom, who are also guests on the show, will be sharing their own humorous encounters with the "Knowing Bros" cast. Hwang Je-seong plans to expose an instance where he and his wife greeted Seo Jang-hoon, only to be acknowledged with a mere wave. Kwak Beom will recount a meeting with Kang Ho-dong, where the comedian and his peers were seemingly ignored when trying to greet him at a restaurant.
Additionally, Kwak Beom will discuss the significant amount of money he has invested in his appearance, detailing procedures like hair transplants and titanium lifting. Im Woo-il is also expected to confess to having undergone plastic surgery, adding another layer of personal revelations to the episode. The show, which has been airing since 2015, promises a lively session of candid stories and comedic exchanges.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.