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Yang Joon-hyuk's wife discovers his 300-pyeong business on TV: 'Why do you keep starting things?'
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Yang Joon-hyuk's wife discovers his 300-pyeong business on TV: 'Why do you keep starting things?'

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Baseball legend Yang Joon-hyuk's wife discovered his new 300-pyeong business venture through a TV broadcast.
  • His wife expressed frustration, questioning why he continues to start new projects without informing her.
  • The episode featured chef Jo Seo-hyung assisting Yang Joon-hyuk with his seafood business in Pohang.

Former baseball star Yang Joon-hyuk, affectionately known as 'Yang Shin,' has once again found himself in hot water with his wife over a new business venture. This time, his wife learned about his ambitious plan for a 300-pyeong (approximately 990 square meters) business through a television broadcast, leading to her vocal frustration.

During the KBS2 show 'The Boss's Ears Are Donkey Ears,' which aired on July 12, chef Jo Seo-hyung revisited Yang Joon-hyuk to assist with his seafood business in Pohang. The program highlighted Yang Joon-hyuk's previous ventures, including operating a yellowtail fish farm and a raw fish restaurant.

His wife's exasperation was palpable as she questioned his tendency to embark on new projects without prior consultation. The revelation on air underscored a recurring pattern in their relationship, where Yang Joon-hyuk's entrepreneurial spirit seems to outpace his communication with his spouse.

The episode showcased the dynamic between the couple and the challenges of managing a public figure's diverse business interests. Yang Joon-hyuk's wife's reaction highlights the personal impact of his business decisions, particularly when they are revealed unexpectedly through media appearances.

Why do you keep starting things like this?

โ€” Yang Joon-hyuk's wifeExpressing frustration upon learning about his new business venture on television.
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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.