“Son Beom-soo ♥” Jin Yang-hye: “Married and had a baby within a year of joining the company… The words ‘Don’t do broadcasting anymore’ hurt me” [Dongchimi]

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Announcer Jin Yang-hye recalled a period when she felt deep regret about her career due to marriage and childbirth, revealing that words she heard from the company in her early days had stayed with her for a long time.

Jin appeared on MBN’s “Sokpuri Show Dongchimi,” broadcast on the 3rd, where she discussed her married life and career.

On this day, Jin recalled being designated as an “equal couple” at the time of her marriage. She said, “I think it was given to us with the meaning of wishing us a good life as newlyweds.” She added, “The oath included a clause stating that ‘the home will be registered under joint names.’ So we had expected that if we bought a house, it would be in both our names.”

However, after they actually secured a home and checked a few years later, it turned out to be registered solely under Son Beom-soo’s name. Jin said, “At first, I was fine with it, but as life went on, whenever I felt hurt by my husband, that fact would suddenly come to mind.” She candidly shared, “I always trusted my husband, but I felt disappointed.”

Ultimately, an angry Jin told Son Beom-soo, “If we divorce, let’s divide everything exactly 50-50,” she revealed. In response, Son said, “If that ever happens, take it all for yourself,” and Jin reported, “Hearing those words completely relieved me.”

However, when the same topic was brought up again later, Son’s answer had changed. Jin said, “Later, when we looked back on that day, he said, ‘I didn’t know much about the world back then. 50-50 is right.’” She added, “One sentence can take you between heaven and hell,” eliciting laughter.

Jin also recalled a time when she felt significant regret about her career due to marriage and childbirth. She said, “I got married one year after joining the company, and we even had a honeymoon baby. So there was a lot of lingering regret regarding my career at that time.”

She continued, “At the time, the department manager at the company told me, ‘You shouldn’t be doing broadcasting anymore. We hired you to work, not to date.’” She revealed, “Looking back now, I know it was said out of care for me, but those words stayed in my heart for a long time.”

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