Choo Sung-hoon, moved to tears by daughter Choo Sa-rang's growth as she catches up in height, says his heart warms up [Choo Sung-hoon]

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Martial arts fighter turned broadcaster Choo Sung-hoon expressed his affection for his daughter, Choo Sa-rang.

On the 16th, a video titled "The first and last solo vlog of love, a middle school third-grader. Dad's channel retires" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Choo Sung-hoon'.

The released video captured a day in the life of Choo Sarang, a third-year middle school student. With exams approaching, Choo Sarang focused on studying mathematics. When asked about her math scores, Choo Sarang replied, "In the last exam, I scored 9.5 out of 10." Following this, Choo Sung-hoon's mother took responsibility for Choo Sarang's meals, and she remarked, "Having fun is number one," eliciting laughter.

A few days later, at the gymnasium, Cho Sung-hoon was waiting for Cho Sa-rang. Cho Sung-hoon expressed his regret, saying, "Sa-rang promised this would be the final vlog," and added, "She will likely want to hang out with her friends now. This is the last one on my channel."

Choo Sung-hoon focused on training, and when asked if Choo Sa-rang had ever watched her father compete, she replied, "I have watched him once, but I don't remember when." When asked how she thought it would be if her father competed again, she said, "It would be better if he didn't, but he will."

Choo Sung-hoon expressed a desire to leave a joint workout video with Choo Sa-rang as a final YouTube commemoration, and Choo Sa-rang readily agreed. Seeing that Choo Sa-rang's height had become similar to his own, Choo Sung-hoon remarked, "Our shoulders are about the same," adding, "It's probably because my face is larger," and appeared emotional.

Choo Sung-hoon loosened Choo Sa-rang's muscles before the workout and exercised together to create memories. After finishing the exercise, Choo Sung-hoon said, "This is the first time I've caught a meatball," adding, "It's the first time in my life. Since she said she won't do YouTube anymore, I wanted to film a video as a father at least once. She's doing well. It's not just happy; my heart feels warm," expressing his affection.

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