'New Groom' Kim Jong-kook issues stern warning to future children: "I will enforce strict family education" [You Quiz][★Night TV]

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Singer Kim Jong-kook issued a stern warning to his future children.

On the 29th episode of tvN's variety program 'You Quiz on the Block', Kim Jong-kook, who is approaching his first wedding anniversary, appeared and revealed his plans for having children.

That day, Kim Jong-kook stated that he is living a satisfying life after marriage, saying, "Fundamentally, there is stability; you only need to focus on your one wife. No matter where you go or what you do, you only have to think of one person, which seems to provide great stability."

Regarding plans for a second generation, he said, "It would be nice if we had either a daughter or a son. People say daughters are so pretty, but I imagine raising one would require caution. With a son, I feel like I could raise him more freely, so perhaps having a son would be better."

In response, Yoo Jae-suk remarked, "It won't be easy for someone to be born as Jong-kook's son," prompting Kim Jong-kook to admit with a laugh, "He hasn't even been born yet, but I already feel a bit sorry."

Yoo Jae-suk then joked, "Whether it turns out to be a son or a daughter, you should be prepared for anything," and Kim Jong-kook retorted, "I'm saying all this because I want the best for you, so don't resent me," further drawing laughter from the audience.

Kim Jong-kook, whose nickname during his school days was 'Kim Axe', proudly boasted that he attended school every day for 12 years from elementary through high school. He said, "Even when I left home, I still went to school. Even then, I would send a friend to go home and bring my school uniform. School was fun; it was my playground."

He continued, "Family education is extremely important. My son is dead," issuing a stern warning that sent the studio into fits of laughter.

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