Moon Ji-ae, who skipped visiting her in-laws during the holiday... went camping with her parents-in-law: "A happy time for everyone"

*This content was translated by AI.

Broadcaster Moon Ji-ae, formerly an announcer, shared recent updates about traveling with her parents-in-law instead of spending the holidays at their home.

On the 20th, Moon posted on her social media: "Everyone, today is that day. The day we travel with our parents-in-law to celebrate the Chuseok holiday," adding, "We departed late and arrived in Gapyeong. As mentioned on YouTube, we are spending a happy time together."

The released photos and videos show Moon Ji-ae's family going camping in Gapyeong and enjoying a leisurely time.

Earlier, on the 10th, a video titled "We decided not to visit my in-laws during the holiday" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Life Luxury Moon Ji-ae'. In the video, Moon Ji-ae and her husband Jeon Jong-hwan opened up about how they created their own family holiday culture to reduce holiday stress.

Jeon Jong-hwan said, "We've been married for about 15 years now. When we first visited our home, my mother didn't ask us to do anything," but added, "After three or four years passed, I realized that the difficulty wasn't in washing dishes or cooking food, but in being together with everyone for about six hours during the holiday."

Moon Ji-ae also recalled, "At that time, we had to entertain guests and spend the whole day together, but since we didn't have children, there was nothing to talk about. There were limits," noting, "So we played Yutnori and Hwatu."

The couple announced they decided to change their holiday culture. Jeon Jong-hwan explained, "Actually, we visit our parents once a week," adding, "Since it's the holiday season, we changed it to meeting one week before or on the weekend before Chuseok arrives."

Moon Ji-ae added, "When we first tried this, we went early, but my parents-in-law seemed disappointed, so I also visited on the day itself," concluding, "Through such trial and error, our family has established a culture of spending the holiday this way."

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.