Baek Soo-ryun, guilt over husband's late husband Kim In-tae's death: "Obsessed with money... debts reached nearly 10 billion won" [Special Report World]

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Actress Baek Soo-ryun revealed that she feels guilty over the death of her late husband, Kim In-tae.

On the 21st, Baek Soo-ryun appeared on MBN's "Special Report World" and shared her daily life.

Baek Soo-ryun, an actress in her 68th year since debut, spoke about her debut: "I passed the audition for voice actors held to commemorate the launch of MBC and began my career. Others who passed included Kim Young-ok, Na Moon-hee, and Choi Sun-ja. They are my contemporaries who are still active today."

She also shared how she first met her husband, the late actor Kim In-tae. Baek Soo-ryun said, "I was a first-generation member of the Myeong-dong Theater troupe, and we often played the lead roles together. We dated for eight or nine years. He wasn't handsome, but rather a handsome man. In my 20s, I liked quiet men, so I was taken in by him," she laughed.

She continued, "Kim In-tae worked very hard as the president of the Actors Association to protect the rights of talents. As a result, we were both fired, so we started a business. We first opened a restaurant on Rodeo Street. A few years later, we opened another one. Then we entered the beauty business and took out a loan using our house as collateral. We were scammed, things didn't work out, and we lost everything—our house, land, and more. We stopped appearing on broadcasts, and as we ran the business, money kept draining away. Our debts reached nearly 10 billion won," she confessed.

The late Kim In-tae passed away eight years ago due to prostate cancer and Parkinson's disease. Baek Soo-ryun said, "While we were recording, a junior colleague named Cho Min-soo called and asked, 'Is Teacher Kim In-tae feeling unwell?'"

She added, "His condition had worsened, but I was so obsessed with money that I didn't notice. I endured the pain and finally went to the hospital, where they told me it was stress-induced Parkinson's. I feel guilty because I committed many wrongs, and I believe he developed the illness because he was worried about me."

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