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Singer Park Hyun-ho Gifts Wife Eun Ga-eun a Lavish Birthday Surprise
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Singer Park Hyun-ho Gifts Wife Eun Ga-eun a Lavish Birthday Surprise

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Singer Park Hyun-ho plans a special birthday gift for his wife, Eun Ga-eun, on the TV show 'Salimnam2'.
  • He intends to buy her an outfit, comparing her beauty to actress Song Hye-kyo, and uses his mother's credit card for the purchase.
  • A disagreement arises during the shopping trip over the gift choice, escalating into a marital dispute.

Singer Park Hyun-ho is preparing a special birthday surprise for his wife, Eun Ga-eun, on the upcoming episode of KBS 2TV's entertainment program 'Salimnam2'. Ahead of her birthday, Park plans to buy her a beautiful outfit, even going so far as to use his mother's credit card for the purchase.

Park's mother, concerned about her daughter-in-law balancing childcare and broadcasting work, specifically instructed him to buy a pretty outfit. While Park typically uses his wife's card, he decided to use his mother's for this special occasion. The show also features a segment where Lee Yo-won shares that her mother-in-law sends her pocket money every birthday, humorously noting she never changes her bank account number.

During a shopping trip to a department store, Park selected clothes for Eun Ga-eun, complimenting her by saying she is "prettier than Song Hye-kyo." This led to a humorous interjection from Eun Ji-won, who stated he doesn't buy clothes himself but rather buys whatever his wife needs, adding that his wife is a former stylist. He jokingly added, "I only come out wearing underwear."

However, the mood shifted dramatically when Park Hyun-ho and Eun Ga-eun disagreed on the birthday gift. Their differing opinions on what constitutes a special present led to a marital argument. The situation further intensified when, after the shopping trip, Park's mother saw the birthday gift and questioned, "Is that all?" directing her criticism towards her son.

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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.