'South Korea Entry Ban' Yoo Seung-jun, Updates on Son in the U.S.: "He Even Drives My Car and Has Grown Up"

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Singer Yoo Seung-jun shared recent updates on his happy life with his family in the United States.

On the 17th, Yoo Seung-jun posted on his account, "He's all grown up now. He steals my coffee to drink and even drives my car. He's no longer a little child anymore. Time flies so fast."

Along with this, he released a short video showing his son behind the wheel while Yoo sat in the passenger seat. Yoo smiled contentedly as he pointed at his son drinking coffee.

Yoo Seung-jun married a non-celebrity in 2004 and currently has two sons and two daughters, making him the father of four children.

In the late 1990s, Yoo Seung-jun was active in South Korea with hit songs such as 'Scissors', 'Nanana', 'Passion', and 'Love Song'. However, he acquired U.S. citizenship in 2002 without fulfilling his military service obligation, sparking controversy. Since then, the entry restriction imposed by the Ministry of Justice has remained in effect, making it impossible for him to enter South Korea for 24 years.

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