Bong Tae-gyu, "I entrusted all my assets to Hasi-si-bak; if she changes her mind, I'll be a beggar" [Vibo TV]

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Actor Bong Tae-gyu opened up about his feelings of guilt toward his wife while recalling the financially tight early days of their marriage.

On the 27th, the YouTube channel 'Vibo TV' featured actor Bong Tae-gyu as a guest for a segment where he answered viewers' concerns.

That day, Bong revealed that his financial situation was not comfortable at the time of his wedding. He said, "I got married, but we weren't in a comfortable position then. We chose the simplest wedding rings available. They cost just over 1 million won."

He continued, "As a husband, I ended up with debt. I felt guilty for not being able to give her something more impressive," and added that he later gifted his wife a diamond ring.

Bong joked, "It's fine to hand your spouse debt early in the marriage," drawing laughter. He also mentioned they couldn't take a separate honeymoon. "We didn't even go on a proper honeymoon either. That's another big debt," he said, expressing his lingering guilt toward his wife.

He then joked, "I belong entirely to my spouse. If she changes her mind, I'll be a beggar," revealing his deep affection for his wife.

The conversation also turned to their children's education. Bong said, "We sent our first child to a play school and our second to an English kindergarten," adding, "Children have fun wherever they go."

Regarding the English kindergarten, he shared, "These days, it has advanced significantly. Instead of rote learning, it allows children to acquire English naturally."

He further explained, "There is a clear difference when children are exposed to English naturally at a young age. The pronunciation and way of thinking differ more than we realize from what we know about English."

Meanwhile, Bong Tae-gyu married photographer Hasi-si-bak in 2015 and has two children: son Si-ha and daughter Bon-bi.

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