Koyote member Kim Jong-min has begun searching for a newlywed home as he prepares for marriage. His reflections on his difficult childhood while contemplating a home for his future wife and child deeply moved viewers.
In the episode of Channel A's entertainment show 'Current Men's Life: Groom Class' (hereafter 'Groom Class') aired on the 18th, Kim Jong-min was seen going on a house-hunting tour with fellow Koyote member Baekga. This tour began with Kim Jong-min's serious intention to prepare a home for his family and future, capturing the audience's interest.
Kim Jong-min recalled his past living conditions, expressing the importance of family and his hopes for a new beginning. He shared, “When I was young, we didn’t have a bathroom at home, so we used the village public restroom,” and added, “After marriage, I want to provide a good home where my wife and child can live safely and comfortably.” His sincere remarks showcased how family-oriented his values are.
Baekga, who was with him, also reflected on his childhood and expressed deep empathy. He recounted, “There was a time when nine cats fell from a dilapidated roof,” sharing the discomforts he experienced as a child and his dreams of a home. He revealed that these experiences sparked his interest in real estate and offered Kim Jong-min practical advice.
Later, while touring an apartment with a real estate agent, Kim Jong-min showed signs of uncertainty, saying, “I’m not sure,” but confessed, “I want to make a careful decision thinking about my wife and child,” demonstrating a sense of responsibility. Notably, his statement, “I want to leave all the home decoration to my wife,” highlighted his sweet side and won the audience's affection.
Through this newlywed home tour, Kim Jong-min showcased not just the search for a house but also his contemplation and sense of responsibility for his family's future. His genuine desire to prepare a warm future with his new family, reflecting on the hardships of his childhood, touched many hearts.
[Kim Seung-hye, MK Sports Reporter]
