'Pregnancy' Kim Ji-young, husband ♥ Yoon Soo-young revealed for the first time.. CEO from Korea University [a frostbite dream]

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Creator Kim Ji-young revealed her husband, Yoon Soo-young, for the first time on the show.

In SBS's "Dongsang Imong Season 2 – You Are My Destiny" (hereinafter referred to as "Dongsang Imong 2"), which aired on the 7th, the newlyweds' daily lives of Kim Ji-young and Yoon Soo-young were revealed for the first time on the show.

Kim Ji-young, who said she is in her second month of marriage, said, "Marriage is good. It's fun," he said.

Kim Ji-young said of her husband, "He is a robot that moves according to the input value," adding, "When 'I'm getting married' is input, I faithfully do it to my family." Sometimes there are errors. Make sure to enter as detailed and accurate as possible. It's also strange," he explained.

Later, Kim Ji-young's husband, Yoon Soo-young, appeared on the set. At his appearance, Kim Sook said, "He is handsome," and Kim Gu-ra said, "He has a good character."

Yoon Soo-young looked nervous, and Kim Ji-young said, "Why are you so frozen. It's cute," he said.

Yoon Soo-young, who runs a reading group Trevari, said, "11 years ago, I founded and run a reading group community. We provide a service that allows you to read, write, and talk with members if you apply for a reading group according to your taste, schedule, and place, just as you apply for classes when you are in college," he said.

Kim Ji-young said of Trebari, "More than 120,000 people are having a reading group. If the book reports they wrote are combined, there are more than 350,000," he said.

Yoon Soo-young said, "I majored in business administration at Korea University.After graduation, I joined the company and left the company at Kakao," he explained.

Regarding the reason he left the company, he said, "Next was a bigger company than Kakao. The merger itself was led by Kakao. "I felt a sense of crisis at the time that I could be culled in an instant if I didn't adapt to change in a rapidly changing world," he said. "I thought it would make me much safer in the long run to go out to the jungle and become a competitive person when I was young."

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