[Sportschosun Lee Woo-joo] Director Jang Hang-jun will share an update on how he handed his card to his wife, writer Kim Eun-hee, after the success of 'The Man Who Lives with the King.'
Yoon Jong-shin, a veteran in the popular music scene, and Jang Hang-jun, who won over 16.8 million viewers with 'The Man Who Lives with the King,' will appear on KBS 2TV's 'Problem Child in House' airing today at 10 p.m.
On the show, Jang draws attention by revealing that he has finally moved beyond the long-held image of being a husband living in Kim Eun-hee's shadow. He said confidently that he has now surpassed Kim Eun-hee's income. He then surprised the hosts by adding, "Now I give my card to my wife, Kim Eun-hee." Viewers can check out the changed daily life of the million-ticket director on KBS 2TV's 'Problem Child in House.'
He also shares an episode about visiting a department store luxury boutique with his mother-in-law to treat her. But Jang, who had boldly promised a generous gesture, said he ended up leaving the boutique without buying her a gift. That has raised curiosity about why he had to return empty-handed and what unexpected reaction his mother-in-law showed at the luxury store. Those details will be revealed in the broadcast.
Meanwhile, Jang also catches attention by showing loyalty to his close friend Yoon Jong-shin, a friendship that has lasted 31 years. Jang, who once relied on Yoon for help with taxi fares and groceries during financially difficult times, was asked whether he had ever repaid him after his box-office success. He replied, "Yoon Jong-shin has always lived better than I have," drawing laughter. He then joked, "How could I ever repay Yoon Jong-shin's great kindness?" But when asked whether he would buy Yoon a luxury handbag if he wanted one, Jang answered immediately, "I can buy it for him," showing his strong loyalty. When the hosts followed up by asking whether he could also give a large amount of cash as a gift, Jang's answer will be revealed on Friday, the 26th, at 10 p.m. on KBS 2TV's 'Problem Child in House.'
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