[Sportschosun reporter Jung Yu-na] Jae-i, the 22-month-old daughter of broadcaster Park Soo-hong, has shared her daily life of building development and experiences through a variety of play-based classes instead of daycare.
On the 24th, a video titled "Jae-i has changed so much now that she's 22 months old! A busy day for Jae-i, from culture center classes to English lessons and soccer practice all day long" was uploaded to Park Soo-hong's YouTube channel.
The video showed Jae-i, now 22 months old, taking part in a range of activities, from nature experiences and art play to English lessons and soccer classes.
During the nature activity, Jae-i showed great curiosity as she observed insects and even placed them on a tree herself. She also noticed a fallen flower and compared it with the flowers around her, showing interest in her surroundings.
During art play, she looked at colors, drew pictures herself, and continued the activity following the teacher's instructions. As she focused on moving the brush with her small hands, people around her kept praising her, saying, "Well done."
In English class, she listened to simple English expressions, repeated them, and interacted with the teacher. She also drew attention with her adorable participation in the English-language lesson, including phrases such as "I sleep" and "Very good."
She also took part in soccer class. Jae-i actively joined the lesson by kicking the ball and even trying the goalkeeper role. As she ran toward the ball and tried to score, her family cheered her on, saying, "Good job" and "Well done."
Meanwhile, Park Soo-hong registered his marriage with Kim Da-ye, who is 23 years younger than him, in 2021 and held their wedding the following year. Kim later became pregnant through in vitro fertilization and gave birth to their first daughter, Jae-i, in 2024.
The couple drew attention in 2024 when they jointly purchased an apartment in Apgujeong, Gangnam District, for 7.05 billion won.
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