Baeul's Kim Jae-hee, after five years of caregiving, loses his wife: "She left on the same day as my late brother, Kim Jae-gi" [Mistrot Poyu]

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'Mistrot Poyu' features Kim Jae-hee sharing a heartbreaking family story.

In the 10th episode of TV CHOSUN's 'Mistrot Poyu', airing on the 16th, Kim Jae-hee, known by the nickname "The Revived Man," will perform on stage. Having debuted as the fourth vocalist of Baeul following his late older brother, Kim Jae-gi, Kim is the singer behind the hit song "Love More."

On this day, Kim reveals that he lost his wife after a five-year battle with cancer. When it was shared that his wife passed away on the same day as his brother, the studio fell into heavy silence. He then disclosed that what helped him rise again was his late-born only daughter. Motivated by the desire to show her his singing once more, Kim took the stage for 'Mistrot Poyu' and stated, "I decided I should perform music that can offer comfort."

Kim then performs Baeul's "Love More" after a long time. As he sings while calmly recounting his story, Heo Chan-mi and Ahn Seong-hun are moved to tears. Ahn said, "I was comforted through this song myself, so I wondered how much comfort my senior must have needed," adding, "Thank you for coming back like this," expressing his deep respect. Kim's stage, filled with the ups and downs of his life, is expected to leave a profound impact on viewers' hearts.

Meanwhile, the broadcast also features high-quality performances that even Boom exclaims are "incredible." Among them, TOP7's youngest member, Yoon Yun-seo, chose Yong Pil Cho's "One-People Heart, Dandelion," overwhelming the audience with his natural rhythm and signature vocal technique. The cast members repeatedly praised him, saying, "As expected, a trot genius."

Kim Jae-hee also expressed surprise, asking, "Can someone at 14 produce such emotion?" before adding, "Even if I could go back to my childhood, I wonder if I could do that. He seems destined to become a great singer," offering his praise.

'Mistrot Poyu' will air on the 16th at 10 p.m.

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