[Sportschosun Reporter Kim Soo-hyun] Actress Son Tae-young and her husband Kwon Sang-woo shared a glimpse of their modest yet affectionate life in the United States.
On the 23rd, Son Tae-young's YouTube channel, "Mrs. New Jersey Son Tae-young," released a video showing Son Tae-young and Kwon Sang-woo shopping in the United States.
That day, Kwon Sang-woo said, "My birthday is next week, and thankfully my sisters-in-law sent Son Tae-young a certain amount of money in coupons. So we're going shopping today," expressing his excitement ahead of his birthday.
He then bowed toward the camera and said, "Thank you, sisters-in-law," drawing laughter.
Son Tae-young explained their shopping plan, saying, "Kwon Sang-woo wants to buy something he likes. He said he doesn't want to buy one expensive item and would rather look at clothes." She added that they also planned to look for a brand their son likes.
Kwon Sang-woo also explained his preferred shopping style, saying, "The clothes there are casual, and there aren't too many of them."
The two looked around the store and first picked out clothes for Son Tae-young. Introducing the shop as "a mainstream brand," she chose an outfit worth about 110,000 won.
When Son Tae-young appeared after buying and wearing the clothes herself, Kwon Sang-woo praised his wife's modest side, saying, "How pretty is she? She doesn't buy expensive clothes to wear."
Son Tae-young then revealed her husband's reaction, saying, "He's so funny. When I buy clothes from an SPA brand, he says, 'Honey, those clothes are really pretty.'"
Kwon Sang-woo then joked, "I thought it was Chanel," bringing more laughter.
As the couple's down-to-earth chemistry came into view, with Son Tae-young enjoying practical shopping rather than flashy spending and Kwon Sang-woo praising his wife's style, their easygoing married life drew attention.
Meanwhile, Kwon Sang-woo and Son Tae-young married in 2008 and have one son and one daughter. Kwon is known to own real estate worth about 70 billion won, including three buildings.
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