[SBS연예뉴스 | 김효정 에디터] Han Ga-in drew attention with her candid wit.
In SBS’ ‘My Little Old Boy’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘My Little Old Boy’), which aired on the 27th, actress Han Ga-in appeared as a special MC and showed off her sense of entertainment.
On this day’s broadcast, Miu birds went on a picnic and played a lottery game to predict their luck. In response, Seo Jang-hoon asked Han Ga-in what the lottery in his life was.
Then Ga-in Han said, “The lottery in my life is children.” In response, Shin Dong-yeop shouted, “My wife is the lottery of my life. She can’t have children without a wife,” causing laughter.
Han Ga-in, who recently went to Spain to shoot a TV show, said that she couldn’t easily turn away because she was worried about her children. Nonetheless, Han Ga-in caught her attention when she honestly said that she had a great time.
When Seo Jang-hoon asked Shin Dong-yeop how he would feel if he were separated from his wife, Shin Dong-yeop joked, “If I were separated from my wife, I would cry because I miss her.”
On this day, Han Ga-in replied, “Professor Cynthia Cynthia of Cornell University in the U.S. said that love has an expiration date of about 18-30 months.”
And when asked if he would meet Yeon Jeong-hoon even if he was born again, he said he couldn’t say anything and said honestly, “I want to live with another man in my next life. I don’t like reruns of my life. I’m sorry, Mr. Yeon Jung-hoon.”
In addition, he made a face that could not understand why he was doing that, saying, “It can never be” about the perilla leaf controversy. In particular, Han Ga-in said that at the time of his 100th day of dating, Yeon Jung-hoon had a big fight because he bought his gift with a female senior, “I felt really bad. I hated being together.”
In response, Seo Jang-hoon was puzzled, saying, “I made cool comments throughout last week and this week, but in the sesame leaf debate, it seems like a completely different person.” Then, Han Ga-in drew attention by saying, “I’m so angry and I’m a stranger,” and said that she could never understand until the end.