'Paina Scandal'Kim Ha-neul' bragging about his daughter with Jung Ji-hoon, he even made clothes for her"
Aug 09, 2024
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On the afternoon of the 9th, an interview was held to commemorate the end of the Disney+ original series 'Pain Scandal' at somewhere in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
The "Painter Scandal" (director Park Hong-kyun, writer Choi Yoon-jung, Walt Disney Company Korea, production Tae-won Entertainment, Studio & New) tells the story of Now Foundation Chairman Chung Ha-neul (played by Kim Ha-neul) and her bodyguard Do Yoon (Jung Ji-hoon), who are threatened with their lives due to the war of inheritance over Korea's top 1% of the seal.
In the play, Kim Ha-neul played the role of Oh Wan-soo, who helps those in need around the world as Hwa-in's daughter-in-law, the chairman of the Now Foundation, and a UN Goodwill Ambassador.
The work became popular on FlixPatrol, a content viewing ranking website within the OTT platform, ranking No. 1 in the Disney+ TV show category in four countries, including Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan.
Having married a businessman a year younger than him in March 2016, he gave birth to a daughter in May 2018, and he often talked about his daughter with actor Jung Ji-hoon, who was born in 2017 and 2019.
Kim Ha-neul bragged about and talked a lot about her daughters, maybe because they were their mothers and fathers. I used to share parenting information," he laughed.
He also said that as a mother with a daughter, it became more difficult to encounter bad news about her children. He said "It was hard to see such news before, but I think it's hard to even watch it at all these days. It was completely different before the birth of a child. These days, I think that I may not be able to do it if I get a suggestion about characters watching children struggle in terms of acting.
Kim Ha-neul, who is devoted to raising children after finishing her work, was surprised by saying that she even made clothes for her child.
Kim Ha-neul "I want to do something special and precious to my child. I once gave him a scarf, and he wanted to make me a dress. (The child) I don't know yet, but when he grew up, I wanted to tell him that his mother made him clothes with love for you. I don't think they do it roughly or in vain even when they are raising children.'
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