'Same Bed Different Dreams': Hong Kyung-min's daughter, who took photos alone, is already 10 years old..She handles breakfast all by herself [★Night TView]

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Hong Kyung-min's eldest daughter has revealed her recent progress, having grown into a capable 10-year-old.

In the episode of SBS variety program 'Same Bed Different Dreams2-You Are My Destiny' aired on the 11th, Hong Kyung-min and his wife Kim Yu-na appeared, sharing their daily life with their two daughters.

Next, Hong Kyung-min's eldest daughter, who previously made headlines by taking a proof photo alone on KBS 2TV's 'The Return of Superman', made an appearance. Now 10 years old, the daughter drew attention by slicing ham and preparing breakfast all by herself from early morning.

The daughter skillfully made curry and rice balls and ate them. Watching this, Lee Ji-hye exclaimed, "Oh my, she's so impressive," with admiration.

The eldest daughter not only prepared breakfast alone but also woke up her younger sister. Afterwards, Hong Kyung-min and his wife enjoyed breakfast together with their two daughters, eating the food made by the eldest daughter.

However, the warm atmosphere was short-lived as conflict arose over the daughter's academy issue.

Hong Kyung-min explained that since his daughter disliked attending academies, they decided to hire a math tutor at home. He said, "While we were moving during filming, my daughter called me. She said, 'Dad, I'm in big trouble. I can't see the study sheets.' Since there are no separate study sheets these days, it ultimately meant she didn't want to have class today."

He continued, "There were only 30 minutes left until class, and the teacher was already on her way, so I told her that canceling the class would be impolite. However, later my wife contacted me. She said my daughter had gone out with a friend, and the teacher waited at the door before eventually leaving."

Hong Kyung-min revealed, "Even if the sky falls, I can't stand such situations. I think this was the biggest anger I've ever felt since my child was born."

When Kim Sook asked how he resolved that day's incident, Hong Kyung-min replied, "When I got home, my daughter had written a reflection letter. It was so commendable that I still keep it in my wallet to this day."

He added, "I also left her a text message so she could read it later. I apologized, saying, 'I'm sorry for shouting and getting angry at you.'"

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