(Screen capture from ‘Dad and Me’) The theory that Korean-Canadian broadcaster Kang Joo-eun has a golden spoon has been raised. This comes after testimony emerged that his mother grew up in a wealthy environment.
Kang Joo-eun’s husband Choi Min-soo and her parents appeared together on the TV Chosun entertainment program ‘Dad and Me’ that aired on the 20th.
On this day, the four people made kimchi together and enjoyed the food with gwamegi, bossam, and seokhwa.
While eating, Choi Min-soo said, “Once upon a time, when I opened the refrigerator at Mami’s Canadian house, there was a lot of kimchi and all the meat was marinated. This was all mine. I felt like I had a family.” “I heard that the Ming Dynasty brought a 99-cheop meal to eat. She was a woman who lived without getting her hands wet,” he said, referring to her wealthy family environment. He then asked, “But how were you able to cook food like this? Was it out of love for Daddy?”
(Screenshot from ‘Daddy and Me’) In response, Kang Joo-eun’s mother suddenly revealed her love story with her husband. Her mother responded, “I didn’t think this person was cool. I saw his innocent appearance washing apples and thought, ‘That’s him.'”
Kang Joo-eun’s father said, “I had doubts about whether someone who lived in Korea would adapt to life as an immigrant in Canada. My wife is not a person who has experienced hardship. She is a person who does not know what the world is like.”
Then Kang Joo-eun recalled, “What I remember is that when my mother went to live as an immigrant, my grandmother gave me a set of hats, clothes, and gloves.” Her mother indirectly confessed that she was wealthy, saying, “Even her shoes were silk. She even had a party dress.”
When Kang Joo-eun’s father said, “I thought I should live with this princess,” her mother confessed that she secretly got engaged because she thought her family would be against the marriage.
Choi Min-su said, “It’s the life you see in novels. It’s like a princess in a castle who throws everything away because she likes a prince.”
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