Kim Tae-kyun "4500 pyeong villa pine tree dies together, dies together" (table for 4 people)
Sep 24, 2024
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Channel A 'Best Talk Documentary Table for 4' aired on the 23rd showed Kim Tae-kyun having a pleasant chat with his best friends Moon Se-yoon, singers Baekga and Hwang Chi-yeol at his 4,500 pyeong villa. During the broadcast, Kim Tae-kyun revealed his longing for his mother, recalling his childhood and his mother's disease.
Kim Tae-kyun said "It's been almost 10 years since my mother passed away. When grandmothers of my mother's age come to the audience, they keep looking at me," he said, expressing deep longing. Then "My mother raised four siblings alone after my father died. He said, "You went through a lot in the process, and you always took care of our family by packing our lunch boxes."
Kim Tae-kyun also confessed honestly about his mother's illness. He said "My mother had a medical check-up and was diagnosed with blood cancer. She had chemotherapy, but she relapsed two years later and eventually chose life-sustaining treatment"I recalled the last time I spent with my mother. Kim Tae-kyun said "To my late mother 'Mom, I love you. I was happy to be the mother's sonI said ', but tears flowed from my late mother's eyes. I couldn't hold back my feelings.
Kim Tae-kyun also told the story of a pine tree that contains his relationship with his mother. "I bought a villa to recuperate my mother, but after her death, the pine tree in the villa also died. Looking at the tree's rings, it was like my mother's age, he said, expressing his sadness at the time.
At the same time, Kim Tae-kyun also revealed the story of his non-marriageist past and his marriage to his wife. "I didn't think about getting married, but my love for my wife made me want to get married," he said, drawing laughter. In addition, he said that he had never lived alone, and he once confessed to his wife that he wanted to live alone, and she answered coolly, "'Go out and live alone.'"It turned the scene into a sea of laughter.
Kim Tae-kyun said that the two months he spent alone apart from his wife were the most difficult times, adding, `I can't live alone. That was the most depressing time of my life," he added.
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