"Two sons with different surnames": Singer Kim Se-ra-na reveals two failed marriages to a married man and a thug [Exclusive World][★Night TV]

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Singer Kim Se-ra-na revealed the story behind her two failed marriages.

On the the 5th broadcast of MBN's "Exclusive World," the daily life of singer Kim Se-ra-na, who sparked a new folk song craze in the 1960s with hits such as "Gapdol and Gapsoon" and "Bird Song," was depicted.

On this day, Kim Se-ra-na confessed, "Marriage was truly two mistakes in my life, but what's the use of regretting it? That too is my fate and destiny, my fault."

Kim Se-ra-na debuted in the music industry after winning a singing competition. She subsequently produced numerous hit songs, including "Bird Song" and "Gapdol and Gapsoon," earning her the title of "Queen of Folk Songs."

At the time, enjoying peak popularity, she married her first husband, who had worked as a band master. She said, "I found out he was already married when I was registering my child on the family register," adding, "They told me he had a wife and two daughters from a previous marriage. He deceived me."

She continued, "When it came to divorce, these people didn't end things easily. Instead, I paid alimony to get the divorce." After her first fraudulent marriage, she had decided to live alone, but 14 years later, she decided to remarry.

She revealed, "At that time, I saw that he wasn't doing anything. He was just a thug," and added, "I would come home late at night from overseas performances, regional shows, or nightclubs, collapse into sleep, then get up again to go to work. It seemed like he had money, so (my ex-husband) was gambling, drinking, and seeing women."

As a result of her two failed marriages, she has two sons with different surnames.

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