Kwaktube Reveals His Son, a 100% Lookalike, Saying He Has Slept Through the Night Since He Was 76 Days Old on "The Return of Superman"

[Sportschosun Jo Yoon-sun] Kwaktube's 76-day-old son has been dubbed a "unicorn baby."

On episode 625 of "The Return of Superman," which aired on Wednesday the 10th, the cast featured the segment "A Dad's Lifelong Travel Mate." MC RalRal, Kwaktube, and Han Da-gam appeared together, and Kwaktube and his son Tae-san were shown on air for the first time.

Kwaktube said, "I named him Tae-san because I wanted him to grow up strong and independent." Tae-san immediately drew attention from online viewers with his striking resemblance to his father, Kwaktube, looking like a perfect copy from the moment he appeared.

In particular, Tae-san's gentle nature surprised online viewers. Kwaktube revealed, "Tae-san falls asleep at 8 p.m. and sleeps through the night until 8 a.m." During nap time, Tae-san kept sleeping peacefully even as he heard his father's slurping sounds while eating jajangmyeon and the noise of an electric toothbrush. Even when his diaper was full, he did not cry and only smiled softly, and he also stayed quiet during bath time. When RalRal marveled, "A child who sleeps through the night before 100 days old is an angel sent from heaven," Kwaktube made viewers laugh by thanking his son, saying, "Thank you, Tae-san."

Kwaktube, who had traveled around the world as a travel creator, drew support as he showed how he has been growing into fatherhood. He said, "A lot has changed since I became a dad," adding, "I don't go on long trips anymore and always come home as quickly as possible. It makes me sad to miss Tae-san growing up while I'm away on a long trip," expressing his affection for his son.

Kwaktube also shared new goals as a father. He said, "There are so many things I want to do with Tae-san, and I want to visit many countries. I want him to have more experiences in a variety of places," adding, "I hope Tae-san grows up to be a child who wants to do many things on his own."