79-year-old singer Song Chang-sik reveals the surprising story of adopting two children, saying it was because of his twin sister-in-law [Day & Night]

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Singer Song Chang-sik shared a heartwarming account of how he came to adopt two children after the birth of his eldest son.

In the 42nd episode of MBN's "Kim Ju-ha's Day & Night," which aired on the 12th, Song explained that his wife and her twin sister, who were both sisters-in-law, had wanted to adopt a child in the United States. After searching, they managed to bring one child home. However, he noted that due to changes in regulations, overseas adoption became increasingly difficult afterward.

Song stated, "We couldn't send the child back, so we decided to raise him ourselves." Later, when his sister-in-law found herself unable to care for a child she had given birth to in the U.S., they made the decision to bring that child as well. Ultimately, Song revealed that he ended up adopting two children because of his sister-in-law, sharing a warm moment with his signature gentle smile.

Singer Jung Mi-jo explained the reason she suddenly left the music industry at the height of her popularity: "I never had any ambition to become a famous singer or star, nor did I desire to earn a lot of money." She confessed that she started singing simply because she loved it and planned to stop once she felt she had sung enough. After moving to Paris to study art, she worked as an art professor for 22 years, living a completely different life. It was only after 37 years that she unexpectedly met Choi Baek-ho, which led to her return as a singer. Choi, who encouraged her by asking, "Your voice is still great; why don't you sing?" even introduced her to an album producer, making her miraculous comeback possible and leaving a lasting impression.

Song Chang-sik also openly shared his past experience of being imprisoned for 21 days after failing to attend reserve force training, along with his unique philosophy of "positive life outlook." He mentioned that while studying jazz harmony for orchestral arrangements, he had made no progress outside of prison. However, during his 21-day incarceration, he completed the entire course. Exclaiming, "Prison is the best place to study!" he caused everyone to burst into laughter.

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