Kim Da-young, ♥Bae Sung-jae World Cup Support: "Happy to meet him soon... but disappointed with the result"

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Former announcer Kim Da-young shared her daily life dedicated to supporting her husband, Bae Sung-jae.

On the 10th, a video titled "Do you know what 'supporting from behind' means? You'll see it" was released on the YouTube channel 'Da-young Ana-ya'.

That day, announcer Kim Da-young reported on her husband Bae Sung-jae's recent efforts to cover the World Cup.

Kim Da-young said, "The South Korean national football team returned to Korea sooner than expected, and at the same time, my husband also came back a bit early. It's good that I got to meet him quickly, but the result was very disappointing, and I ended up supporting him for the World Cup unintentionally."

She continued, "It is beneficial for my husband to continue broadcasting from abroad in many ways. If he were to broadcast from a studio in Korea, he would have to do early morning broadcasts according to local time and also handle radio and variety show schedules aligned with Korean time. Given the heavy physical burden, I need to help maintain his condition well, so my role has become very significant."

She added, "I consider such schedules as a period of intensive management. I try to take care of sleep, meals, and overall condition as much as possible."

Kim Da-young stated, "Since I have to sleep whenever I can, I block out light and noise as much as possible and adjust the temperature and humidity so they don't disturb my sleep."

She also pays attention to meal preparation. She explained, "In the late evening, I tend to prepare hearty Korean meals, and in the early morning, I set up complete sets that he can reheat alone and place them on the table."

Furthermore, she revealed that she directly monitors the broadcasts as well. Kim Da-young said, "For major events like the Olympics or World Cup, I mostly watch my husband's broadcasts in real time. From a viewer's perspective, I check what parts might be bothersome and identify any mistakes. If there are issues, I sometimes send him text messages during commercial breaks."

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