Actor Ryu Jin shares updates about his son, who looks like BTS member Jin, in an upcoming episode of Channel A's "Close Friends Documentary - Dining Table for Four."
This episode, airing tonight at 8:10 PM, features actress Park Tam-hee, who invites her close friends including Ryu Jin to her home in Seocho-gu. Known for her exceptional cooking skills, Tam-hee will prepare a variety of dishes, including traditional Korean fare such as aged kimchi stew and stir-fried squid using her mother's recipes. The gathering promises to deliver heartfelt stories and cherished memories among friends.
During the show, Park Tam-hee reveals her family's struggles during her childhood due to her father's business failure and expresses her deep gratitude for her mother's sacrifices. She reflects on the hardships her mother faced while raising five children alone after her father's sudden downfall. The emotional revelations highlight the enduring bond and respect she holds for her mother, especially after her mother was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2017.
In other discussions, fellow actress Park Jun-geum candidly shares her dating perspectives, stating that while she receives much attention from men, her past experience with marriage has left her without romantic illusions. Meanwhile, Ryu Jin, married for 19 years, reminisces about his first meeting with wife Lee Hye-sun and shares sweet anecdotes from their long-lasting relationship. The episode also touches on Ryu Jin's sons, especially the eldest, Chan-hyung, who continues to attract attention from major entertainment agencies, stirring curiosity among fans.
For a deep dive into the lives of these celebrities and the unique bond of friendship, tune in to Channel A's "Close Friends Documentary - Dining Table for Four," airing every Monday evening at 8:10 PM.