Kim Dong-hyun is a broadcaster and former mixed martial arts fighter.
Song began writing a handwritten letter before Kim returned home.
Song said she sold items secondhand while making room for their 4th child and used the money to prepare a gold letter.
Kim thanked Song for preparing the gifts while she was recovering after childbirth.
Kim and Song married in 2018 and had their first son in 2019 and daughters in 2021 and 2023.
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A Donghyunine video posted October 24 showed Kim Dong-hyun receiving anniversary gifts from his wife, Song Ha-yul. Kim Dong-hyun is a broadcaster and former mixed martial arts fighter. While Kim was away, Song turned on the camera and explained that their wedding anniversary comes after Chuseok. She said she writes him a letter every year but wanted to add a special gift this time.
Song began writing a handwritten letter before Kim returned home. Song said she sold items secondhand while making room for their 4th child and used the money to prepare a gold letter. She had a message for her husband engraved on it. Song said the delivery box made her expect a larger item, but the letter inside was small. She examined it and said its lettering was still legible.
When Kim returned, Song first handed him the note she had written. He asked when she had written it, then received the gold letter as well. In the handwritten note, Song reflected on their becoming parents of 4 children and expressed a hope that, after the children grow up, they will look back fondly on their time together. Kim thanked Song for preparing the gifts while she was recovering after childbirth.
Kim and Song married in 2018 and had their first son in 2019 and daughters in 2021 and 2023. Their 4th child, a son, was born in September, making them parents of 2 sons and 2 daughters. The video also showed the day Song left a postpartum care center. Reflecting on the past 8 years, Song said she had given birth roughly every 2 years.
Song also said that, as parents of their youngest child, she and Kim were older than many parents she saw at the care center. Kim said he would be in his 50s when their youngest starts elementary school. Song told him he takes good care of himself, while adding that she wished they had had the child 5 or 6 years earlier. An October 17 channel video had shown Kim holding their son when the baby was 4 days old. Song said the baby’s profile, forehead, crown and hair whorl resembled Kim’s. Kim said the baby had pronounced double eyelids and that his face reminded him of their younger daughter, Yeon-woo, as an infant.
Seo In-young reflected on her divorce, regretted not signing a prenuptial agreement and asked a lawyer about property division on TV.
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Singer Seo In-young appeared with Mimiminu on episode 4 of the E Channel show Seo In-young’s Trend Kkondae, which aired October 22. Divorce lawyer Park Min-cheol joined them for a discussion of compensation and property division. Before introducing the subject, Mimiminu acknowledged that it could be sensitive for Seo, who has been divorced. The program also examined divorce cases involving wealthy figures overseas and business leaders in Korea.
The episode included an account posted to an online community about a man in his early 30s who reportedly gave his longtime girlfriend 50 million won when they broke up. The account said he felt sorry that their relationship had cost her time to marry. Seo said a man had been considerate after hearing an online account of him giving his former girlfriend 50 million won when they broke up. She referred to her own divorce and later joked that she had not expected her marriage to end. Seo said she wanted her upcoming remarriage to go well. She added that she had felt the same way before.
Park said a spouse’s contributions during marriage matter when property is divided in a divorce. He advised keeping diaries or messages documenting childcare and household work. His examples included preparing children’s lunches, picking them up, handling family insurance, doing laundry and cleaning. He said records of that work could be submitted to a court.
Seo asked whether a recording of a phone call about household and childcare work could also serve as evidence. After hearing that recordings could be used, she said she had switched to a Samsung phone for its recording feature. When Mimiminu wondered whether the discussion would help viewers, Seo said some people would need the information. Park said keeping records could also encourage people to pay closer attention to married life.
The conversation also turned to prenuptial agreements. Seo had ranked No. 1 in a 2010 matchmaking company survey asking which female celebrity seemed most likely to write one. She said she had thought an agreement was necessary at the time but did not sign one when she married. Seo said she regretted not signing a prenuptial agreement when she married and advised viewers to write one.
Seo asked whether a written promise to surrender property if a spouse was unfaithful would be effective. Park said a right to property division arises at divorce and cannot be waived in advance, whether before or during marriage. He distinguished that from an agreement setting damages for infidelity, giving tens of millions of won or 100 million won as examples of possible amounts.
Seo married a businessman outside the entertainment industry in 2023. They divorced by mutual agreement the following year. She has since been reported to be preparing to remarry.
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