Lady Jane Explores Inheritance Prospects in Fortune-Telling Session
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- Singer and actress Lady Jane is exploring her potential to inherit her father's wealth through a fortune-telling session.
- A fortune teller advised her against buying lottery tickets, stating her only wealth inheritance would come from her father.
- Lady Jane's father is the founder of an IT company and current CEO of an electronics firm, known for developing South Korea's first credit card terminal and answering machine.
South Korean singer and actress Lady Jane has publicly explored the possibility of inheriting her father's fortune through a recent fortune-telling session.
In a video posted on her YouTube channel with her husband, Im Hyun-tae, Lady Jane inquired about her chances of a windfall. The fortune teller advised against purchasing lottery tickets, stating that her financial prospects were limited to inheritance from her father.
There is no such destiny. You have no luck other than what your father gives you.
When Lady Jane mentioned her father's stated intention to donate his wealth to society, the fortune teller predicted she would still inherit half of it. Lady Jane's father is recognized as the founder of an IT company that pioneered South Korea's first credit card terminal and automatic answering system, and he currently heads an electronics firm. This background has led to Lady Jane being known as a "gold spoon," a term for someone born into wealth.
Lady Jane married actor Im Hyun-tae, who is 10 years her junior, in October 2023 and they have twin daughters.
I think half of it will come to you.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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