Song Ji-eun: "Misunderstanding of 'free caregiver' is absurd... Park Wi showers and washes his face alone" [Same Bed Different Dreams 2] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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Singer Song Ji-eun shared her honest feelings regarding the misunderstandings surrounding her husband, Park Wi.

In the SBS variety program 'Same Bed Different Dreams 2 - You Are My Destiny' broadcast on the 19th, Park Wi was shown handling various daily tasks on his own.

That day, Park Wi dressed himself, washed and dried his hair, and resolved his daily routine independently without assistance. Song Ji-eun explained, "I don't help him. He does it all himself." She added, "After he said, 'I'm slow, but I'll try to do it on my own. This is all rehabilitation for me,' I stopped rushing to help him."

Song Ji-eun then addressed the reactions of some netizens. She said, "Among the funny comments, one read 'hiring a free caregiver.' While that comment was amusing, my husband showers alone, washes his face alone, and does everything by himself."

In reality, Park Wi was shown tenderly drying his wife Song Ji-eun's hair himself.

Park Wi said, "I wanted to create a moment where Ji-eun could relax when she looked tired. I thought it would be nice to have her lie down comfortably while I dried her hair, so I tried it, and she seemed to like it very much. Even though she has no grip strength, she enjoyed the massage with a comb, so I keep doing it."

Additionally, Park Wi revealed that he personally handles the separation of recyclable waste. He began by saying, "When you get married, don't all husbands go to the recycling station? At first, Ji-eun blocked me so much that I couldn't go, and it was difficult for me."

Park Wi continued, "It was not an easy challenge, but my skills have improved. Every time I go, I exchange greetings with other husbands as I pass by, and I feel my self-esteem rise thinking, 'I have become a husband in the Republic of Korea.' I even declared to Ji-eun, 'I will handle the recycling because I can do it in a wheelchair. Don't touch it.'"

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