Jung Hyeong-don ends five years as a "migratory bird" father: "Sending my twin daughters abroad for study was my own desire" [Han Jaga]

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Broadcaster Jung Hyeong-don revealed the reason he sent his two daughters to study abroad, marking the end of his five years as a "migratory bird" father.

On the 17th, a video titled "Our Attitude Toward Ending Our Life in Hawaii" was released on the YouTube channel 'Han Jaga,' operated by Jung Hyeong-don's wife, Han Yu-ra.

The video captured Han Yu-ra and her twin daughters preparing to return to Korea after organizing their five-year life in Hawaii. Jung Hyeong-don also joined his family for their final schedule.

Jung Hyeong-don comforted his wife, saying, "You've worked hard, Han Yu-ra. Truly, for five years." In response, Han Yu-ra reflected on the past time, noting that every member of the family had worked hard in their respective roles.

Subsequently, Han Yu-ra asked Jung Hyeong-don whether the past five years of living back and forth between Korea and Hawaii had been worth it.

Jung Hyeong-don confessed that he himself had wanted to study abroad in his childhood, revealing that the regret he could not fulfill at the time influenced the decision to send his children to study abroad.

In particular, Jung Hyeong-don candidly admitted, "I had a desire to be compensated through my children. In a way, it was my own selfishness."

Additionally, Jung Hyeong-don accompanied his two daughters on their last walk to school in Hawaii and delivered letters he wrote personally to his wife and daughters, expressing his affection for his family.

Meanwhile, Jung Hyeong-don married Han Yu-ra, a former broadcast writer, in 2009 and welcomed twin daughters in 2012. Han Yu-ra and the two daughters lived in Hawaii from 2021, and recently returned to Korea, concluding five years of "migratory bird" life.

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