Oh Cho-hee, raising twins alone as a weekend couple... "Husband won't even answer the phone," tears [Oh Eun-young Report] [★Night T View]

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Actress Oh Cho-hee shared her struggles of raising twins alone while living as a weekend couple.

In an episode of MBC's "Oh Eun-young Report - Marriage Hell" aired on the 10th, Oh Cho-hee, who has been married for three years, and her lawyer husband Nam Jae-seong appeared. That day, Oh Cho-hee revealed that while she was raising twins alone as a weekend couple, she called her husband, but he did not answer the phone.

Oh Cho-hee recalled, "Even during our dating days before marriage, whenever I reached out, he would reply immediately. Even though he was busy, he always responded well, so I thought he was truly devoted to me and that I was an important person to him, which is why I got married."

She continued, "But now I feel a bit hurt. In the past, if something made it difficult to contact each other, he would tell me in advance. But after marriage, communication has become poor. When he goes into court, he even turns off his phone during recesses," expressing her disappointment.

She added, "Even when good things happen, if I can't reach him, I feel too upset and my mood sours. It seems like I've now given up on the issue of communication."

Oh Cho-hee said, "I asked my husband, 'Don't you think of or miss the children while working?' He replied, 'I'm busy working, so I don't think of them or miss them.' I couldn't believe it and asked several more times, but he gave the same answer. I was truly disappointed," she revealed.

Currently, the two have been living as a weekend couple for about two or three months. Oh Cho-hee stated, "My husband works while I take care of the children. Even when we meet on weekends, nothing changes; only the location differs."

Even during moments spent with the children, her husband remained focused on work. Oh Cho-hee explained, "Every minute and second is crucial during childcare. But my husband gets so absorbed in work that even those hours are lost to it. I don't need him to say anything; I'm already furious."

She further pointed out, "I know my husband works hard, but I am struggling right now. I take care of the children all week long. If he doesn't lend a hand even for one day, he is not fulfilling his role as a father properly."

In response, her husband countered, "We need to earn money, but we also need to spend a lot of time with the children. Is there a way to balance both simultaneously?"

Oh Cho-hee emphasized, "Even if it means cutting down on sleep and skipping meals, we must find time while doing our duties and make every effort to spend more time with the children." However, her husband stood firm, saying, "It seems there is no home where everything can be satisfied at once."

Oh Cho-hee said, "I'm not asking for things that will happen years from now. Shouldn't we be passionate toward our children right now? When bodies grow distant, hearts do too. In this situation of single-handed childcare, our family feels so pitiful," she expressed her sadness.

On the other hand, her husband said, "We shouldn't only look at the downsides. There are also benefits to living as a weekend couple, so perhaps we should be prepared for some compromises."

Finally, Oh Cho-hee shed tears, saying, "Seeing my husband fight for others made me realize that he won't defend me when it matters most. I even thought we might end up separating. Right now, it feels like the children don't have a father."

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