Despite his eldest son having a developmental disability... Lee Sang-woo has had a huge success in raising his children [Live Together] [★BamTView]

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'Live Together' star Lee Sang-woo proudly spoke about the great success of raising his children.

On the 9th, on KBS 1TV's 'Hwang Shin-hye's Live Together', Lee Sang-woo said, "My second son plays music. Within two years of his debut, his YouTube views exceeded 26.84 million. My eldest plays the trumpet, and my second plays in a band. I deliberately pushed them into music. Since I couldn't compose, I had regrets. They needed to learn rhythm instruments first, so I taught them drums and piano. He started composing songs when he was 17. The band's name is Cant Be Blue. I feel so proud and gratified," smiling as he spoke.

However, his eldest son has a developmental disability. Lee Sang-woo said, "When my second son was five, I apologized to him for having an older brother with a disability. When asked about his brother, he said, 'Our brother has a disability.' He knew everything. He said his brother is the best. His brother also said that his younger sibling is the best in the world. Even though my eldest son cannot communicate well, he strokes his younger brother's head and plays with him," speaking with satisfaction.

He also touched upon his marital relationship. Lee Sang-woo stated, "When our eldest was around three years old, we discovered his disability. At that time, I had no thoughts about my wife; I only focused on our son. My wife drove 200 kilometers a day. She suffered greatly because of our eldest. Our marital relationship has since recovered. We began working together as a team. Now, I cook meals on weekends so my wife can rest."

He continued, "Immediately after getting married, we took in my mother. We cared for her until she passed away more than 30 years later. Later, my father-in-law also passed away. My mother-in-law was left alone, and it was discovered that an elder in the village had died just ten days earlier. Even though she had three sons, my mother-in-law was so shocked that she came to live with us."

Notably, Lee Sang-woo said, "My mother-in-law lived with my mother for 10 years. She took care of all my mother's meals. Since our daughter suffered greatly due to her disabled son, my mother-in-law promised to take care of me. My mother has passed away, but my mother-in-law is still alive. Our eldest son now serves as the hands and feet for his frail maternal grandmother. He is a filial son," drawing attention with his words.

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