Bae Young-man's son: "Fiancée might run away, so we'll register the marriage first... Is this international fraud?" [Chosun's Matchmaker] [Comprehensive]

*This content was translated by AI.

Comedian Bae Young-man boasted about his 'perfect daughter-in-law'.

On the 25th episode of TV Chosun's "Chosun's Matchmaker," comedian Eom Young-soo, known as the "icon of three marriages," met with Kim Hak-rae, the father of "Dong-yong." Eom Young-soo said, "Whenever I go to the marriage market, I get married immediately. I think it's because of my credit." He then boasted about the credit he built through a ruthless division of assets during his two divorces. Shortly after, comedian Bae Young-man arrived at the Comedy Association with news of his eldest son's marriage. Unlike the emaciated Bae Young-man, his son Bae Kang-min, who stands well over 180cm, had a striking appearance. Kim Hak-rae teased him, asking, "Is he really your son?"

Bae Young-man revealed that his Japanese fiancée has an impressive resume: she is a pharmacist, comes from a distinguished family, and owns her own home. He also added, "They say she will support my son, an unknown actor, for ten years," without holding back his pride. Eventually, Kim Hak-rae expressed his frustration, saying, "Don't just think about yourselves; I only have one son too, so please consider me." Soon after, the fiancée and Bae Kang-min arrived at the association. The fiancée had prepared nutritious supplements for her "night job," and Eom Young-soo, who is enjoying his third newlywed life, jokingly claimed, "This is mine," drawing laughter. Bae Kang-min said, "I'm planning to register the marriage first in case the fiancée runs away." He also candidly shared his concerns: "My future mother-in-law asked, 'Isn't this international fraud? I'm worried she's concerned about whether I can take responsibility for her daughter.' He then exploded with jealousy over the relationship between his father and the fiancée, who seemed like his daughter, and directed a scolding at his absent son, Kim Dong-young, which drew laughter.

Meanwhile, the couple Han Yoon-seo and her boyfriend decided to cohabit before the wedding and set a budget of 15 million won to purchase household goods. Even in the car, they argued over purchasing a game console. In the process, it was revealed that the boyfriend was a former professional gamer who had represented South Korea, surprising everyone. As the matchmakers in the studio offered differing opinions, Hwang Bo-ri agreed, saying, "Such economic discussions only end when you die."

After excluding essential appliances like washing machines and dryers, the two began a tug-of-war over the bed, TV, and refrigerator. In an interview with the production team, the boyfriend, who had a dream of owning a large TV, shook his head and said, "It's a matter of what to buy first; it's a showdown of stubbornness. In the end, I'll lose." Jeong Yi-rang expressed concern, saying, "Many couples break up while shopping for household goods, even after sending out wedding invitations." Contrary to the boyfriend's expectation that they would spend about 5 million won on necessary furniture, expenses for furniture alone were expected to exceed 8 million won, leading to difficulties.

Ultimately, unable to narrow their differences, the couple began arguing that night. Han Yoon-seo exploded upon learning that her boyfriend had spent hundreds of thousands of won on T-shirts and beard removal. Han Yoon-seo said, "If we move, we'll only have 24,000 won left. We won't even be able to buy chicken," venting her anger. However, Jeong Yi-rang, Han Yoon-seo's close friend in the studio, pointed out, "Why doesn't Yoon-seo spend money? She buys beer," which drew laughter. Han Yoon-seo revealed her inner turmoil, saying, "If he gives me 0.2 billion won in cash, I won't complain. I'll wear a hanbok and greet him with 'Has my husband arrived?' I'm angry every day. After all, isn't this entrusting my life to him?" She admitted that she is constantly wavering about the wedding.

Later, while looking for a newlywed home in Goyang, Gyeonggi-do, with a budget of 2 million won, Han Yoon-seo continued to make her dream-filled demands. A real estate agent bluntly stated, "If you want a lot, you need a lot of money." After viewing three properties, the couple decided to buy an apartment that would require monthly interest payments in the 2nd million won range.

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.