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"Now a baby's dad" .. 'Pregnant Kim Jimin♥' Kim Jun-ho completes the run amidst risk of being left behind [Solo Tour] [Comprehensive]

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Kim Jun-ho /Photo=Channel S·E Channel
Kim Jun-ho /Photo=Channel S·E Channel

Comedian Kim Jun-ho completed a morning run in Shanghai.

In the 13th episode of Channel S·E Channel's "Keep Going! Solo Tour," which aired on the 29th, the scene unfolded where the five "comedy best friends" — Kim Dae-hee, Kim Jun-ho, Jang Dong-min, Yoo Se-yoon, and Hong In-gyu — embarked on a tour of Shanghai and Taining in China, visiting local attractions and restaurants.

On that day, as soon as the members arrived at Shanghai Airport, they headed to "The Bund," a famous spot for night views. Inside the moving vehicle, Hong In-gyu suggested, "Recently 'Geoje Yaho!' is popular; let's create our own catchphrase too." Dreaming of a hit like Lee Seun-ri's "Geoje Yaho," each member created their own catchphrase. Shortly after arriving at "The Bund," they gazed at the forest of buildings including the landmark Oriental Pearl Tower and expressed admiration.

Next, at the famous "wishing spot" featuring an ox statue, each person made a wish to "become rich." Jang Dong-min prayed, "Please let me hit it big with stocks," while Hong In-gyu said, "I hope 'Jang Dong-min Game' becomes a hit," supporting Jang Dong-min's new program as he launched himself as a "survival planner."

Afterward, the group decided to pick a solo payer among themselves. They approached Korean travelers nearby on the spot and asked them, "We each created a catchphrase; please watch and choose which one you think will become popular." With this "catchphrase prediction" contest taking place, Kim Dae-hee shouted "Hi-ttu!" with an adorable pose. Kim Jun-ho presented a catchphrase inspired by Bruce Lee but failed to avoid finishing last.

/Photo=Channel S·E Channel
/Photo=Channel S·E Channel

The next stop was a "hot pot restaurant" recommended by Korean travelers. "Foodie" Kim Jun-ho ordered three flavors of hot pot soup and endlessly enjoyed Chinese-style wide noodles and beef. After the satisfying meal, the "Solo Tour Group" played a minority game to determine who would pay for the meal. Kim Dae-hee was selected as the solo payer; he not only paid for the group's meal but also coolly covered the bill of the Korean travelers who recommended the place, creating a heartwarming story. Kim Dae-hee said, "I thought of my daughter, so I decided to pay along with the calculation," exuding a warm fatherly vibe.

The accommodation for the first day was a city hotel booked by Hong In-gyu. Everyone was satisfied with the clean lodging conditions and played a roulette game for a solo payer bet of 410,000 won in accommodation fees. However, Kim Dae-hee was selected again, tasting the bitterness of two consecutive solo payments.

The next morning, the "Solo Tour Group" followed Yoo Se-yoon, known as "Lunch Runner," on a morning run through downtown Shanghai. At this time, Jang Dong-min showcased an unconventional running fashion; the group subtly teased him by saying it resembled singer B.I's "Song to Hold You" fashion. Undeterred, Jang Dong-min energetically followed B.I's choreography, turning the scene upside down.

Amidst cheerful chemistry, Yoo Se-yoon encouraged the group, saying, "This is a famous spot where the Shanghai Marathon is held. It's a dream destination for runners!" Kim Jun-ho faced the risk of being left behind but overcame it and completed the run. Hong In-gyu sent an approving "thumbs up" to Kim Jun-ho, saying, "Hyung! You're becoming a baby's dad now!" Kim Jun-ho, who had been diligently managing his health to have a second child, recently revealed that the gender of his "second child" is a son. Since the sincerity and effort he showed on "Solo Tour" bore fruit, viewers poured out warm support.

After sweating it off, they went to a "crab meat noodle" restaurant recommended by comedian Kwak Beom for breakfast. The crab meat noodles, made with fresh young crabs in season, had an even richer flavor, captivating the "Solo Tour Group," but they were shocked when told the meal cost about 270,000 won. Seeing the price was higher than the hot pot from the previous day, they became extremely tense. Just then, Hong In-gyu received a call from his youngest daughter, Chae-yoon, and he impulsively asked, "If I play 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' with Dad, what should I throw?" Inspired by this, the group decided to call their families and play a "proxy Rock-Paper-Scissors" game. Kim Jun-ho called his busy wife, Kim Jimin, but instead reached Kim Jong-min; unfortunately, he tied for last place with Yoo Se-yoon, leading to a rematch. However, when he called his mother, he lost again to Yoo Se-yoon's wife. Having to pay a large sum, Kim Jun-ho joked to his mother, "You'll be 250,000 won short on next month's allowance," making everyone burst into laughter. Fortunately, they received a meal discount and paid only about 160,000 won.

Following this, Kim Jun-ho traveled with the "Solo Tour Group" via domestic flights in China and by car to meet his acquaintance, who is the president of the "Taining Culinary Association." During the journey, they decided that as a penalty for being the "most frequent solo payer," they would eat boiled pig brains while dressed as abandoned concubines. Shortly after arriving in Taining, the "Solo Tour Group" toured Shili Jinji Yeyeu, a famous night view spot in Taining, before meeting Kim Jun-ho's Ji In-in (Chairman).

The "Solo Tour Group" rode a dragon-head sightseeing boat, enjoying romance on the water. Yoo Se-yoon said, "It feels like I've become the protagonist of the Three Kingdoms," and spontaneously recited a sijo poem. A fireworks show was also staged, presenting an fantastic night to the group.

Meanwhile, comedian Kim Jimin, Kim Jun-ho's wife, became pregnant with a son after in vitro fertilization treatment.

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