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[Exclusive]Son of Sung-min and Kim Sa-eun already has extraordinary DNA... "A dream to be a singer? We must support it." [Hanbok Interview ③]

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Singer Sung-min /Photo=Reporter Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@
Singer Sung-min /Photo=Reporter Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@

Singer Sung-min proudly showcased the extraordinary talent of his 24-month-old son, Do-yun.

In an interview conducted at StarNews headquarters in Seorin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, to celebrate Chuseok, Sung-min shared daily life moments spent with his son Do-yun while wearing hanbok.

Regarding his 24-month-old son Do-yun's personality, Sung-min stated, "At daycare, he is nicknamed 'Energizer.' He has so much energy that he never stops playing. Recently, he has shown interest in books and asks to be read to as soon as he wakes up. He clearly expresses what he wants to do."

With a father who was an idol-turned-singer and a mother who is a musical theater actress, it was inevitable that their son would possess exceptional energy. On this, Sung-min remarked, "It seems impossible to ignore DNA. Since he heard new songs first while still in the womb, he truly loves music."

Singer Sung-min /Photo=Reporter Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@
Singer Sung-min /Photo=Reporter Kim Hwi-seon hwijpg@

He continued, "When I sing for him, he moves to the rhythm and has something uniquely his own. I believe he must have musical talent. More importantly, I hope to raise him as a child who can give good energy to others in the future," explaining his parenting direction.

When asked what he would think if his son dreamed of becoming a singer or actor, Sung-min replied, "If the child wishes it, I will support him regardless of whether it leads to a career in entertainment. I want to teach him that dreaming is good. Isn't the habit of striving toward a goal itself important? I think I would say, 'You want to do it? Then go ahead.'"

He added, "Of course, I might approach it by saying, 'Dad has tried this before, so let's be careful and try it together.' But if he deeply wants to understand this world on his own, I probably wouldn't be able to stop him."

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