Son Beom-soo ♥ Jin Yang-hye’s Son Marries After 12-Year Romance: “The Daughter-in-law Said Everything She Had to Say” [Morning Stage]

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Broadcast personality Jin Yang-hye, formerly an announcer, opened up about her complicated feelings ahead of her eldest son’s wedding.

On the 24th episode of KBS 1TV’s “Morning Stage” segment “Star Couple,” Son Beom-soo and his wife Jin Yang-hye appeared as guests.

Son Beom-soo, who married off his eldest son last March, said, “I still feel awkward being a parent-in-law.”

Jin Yang-hye recalled her son’s long courtship and wedding journey. She shared, “They met during their freshman year of university and dated for 12 years. He served in the military as an Air Force officer for over three years, but they continued seeing each other even then. After more than a decade together, he finally proposed.”

Regarding her emotions ahead of her son’s wedding, she said, “It was complicated to explain. I felt grateful and proud, yet memories of things I couldn’t do for him in the past also came back.”

She added candidly, “While preparing dinner one evening, tears suddenly poured out. To an observer, it might have looked like I was crying because my son was being taken away from me.”

Son Beom-soo also expressed his affection for his daughter-in-law. He remarked, “I feel proud that we raised our son well; he has good judgment in choosing a partner,” while praising his daughter-in-law.

He continued, “When I said I’d surely dote on her once she joined the family, Jin Yang-hye replied, ‘She’s not just a daughter; she’s my daughter-in-law.’ That made me realize there are things we must protect.” His words drew laughter from the audience.

Jin Yang-hye also spoke affectionately about her daughter-in-law: “I told friends that she speaks up confidently and says exactly what she means. They replied, ‘That’s just like you.’ She is sensitive to language nuances—knowing the difference between ‘a’ and ‘eo’—yet she expresses herself beautifully.”

Jin Yang-hye also admitted feeling deeply sorry toward her eldest son. “I couldn’t even attend his kindergarten or elementary school enrollment ceremonies. I had forgotten all those moments until he announced his marriage, which brought them back to mind,” she revealed.

She further explained, “Before the wedding, we spent evenings together as a family, and I tried to process my feelings of guilt. I realized I might not be able to spend long stretches with him in the future. So I told him, ‘You are now the head of your own household, and your spouse must come first.’”

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