Kim Jun-ho delivered wedding invitations to his celebrity friends.
In the SBS entertainment program 'My Ugly Duckling' aired on the afternoon of the 25th, Kim Jun-ho, who is set to become a newlywed in July, handed out wedding invitations to his acquaintances.
On this day’s broadcast, Kim Jun-ho appeared as the first 'ugly duckling'. Approaching his July wedding, he visited a restaurant to distribute wedding invitations to his friends. At that moment, Yoo Ji-tae appeared, and Kim Jun-ho said, "You haven't changed at all. Why don't you age? I have to give you this. It's the first wedding invitation in the country and the world," as he handed over the invitation.
Upon seeing the wedding invitation, Yoo Ji-tae exclaimed, "Are you really getting married? Congratulations! But how... it's such a waste. Kim Ji-min!" surprising Kim Jun-ho with his honest feelings. Yoo Ji-tae reminisced about living with Kim Jun-ho, saying, "But you were really messy. You smelled so bad. You didn't even brush your teeth. I thought a fly would stick to you, so I nicknamed you 'Fly'." This drew the ire of Kim Ji-min's mother.
When Kim Jun-ho said, "I saved you as 'Grasshopper' until the year before last. You were there and then kept disappearing," Yoo Ji-tae replied, "You smelled so bad that I left. You didn't wash your underwear. Sometimes you wore them for a week," shocking everyone.
He continued, "But you were popular. You had good speaking skills, so you were popular. Everyone who came to see me ended up liking you. I was too serious," boasting about Kim Jun-ho's popularity.
When asked if he was happy in his marriage, Yoo Ji-tae replied, "Of course~ I had a romantic dream about marriage. It's been about 6733 days since we first met," showing his romantic side. Kim Jun-ho expressed his respect, saying, "You got married on the day you started dating. That's impressive."
When asked if there was a way to avoid fighting with his wife, Yoo Ji-tae said, "We don't fight much. The kids think their dad is Superman. During the kids' sports day, the dads go crazy. They must not lose! But women are the same. At first, when you love someone, they seem like a melodrama protagonist, but after you meet them, they feel like a dad or an older brother. You have to keep that illusion alive! You have to act cool! You have to embrace everything with your broad shoulders," giving Kim Jun-ho some insights.
He added, "You can feel great happiness from your child. The way you think changes! It completely alters your lifestyle!" When Kim Jun-ho asked how he uses the bathroom, Yoo Ji-tae said, "I sit down. Not only do I sit, but I also have to clean up well," he said, somewhat embarrassed.
Next, Kim Jun-ho met with the big sisters of the comedy world, Lee Seong-mi, Lee Kyung-sil, and Jo Hye-ryun. Jo Hye-ryun expressed her affection for Kim Ji-min, saying, "Actually, I was closer to Ji-min than to Jun-ho. Ji-min is really nice."
Kim Jun-ho asked Jo Hye-ryun to sing at his wedding, but she replied, "I'm going to Sydney then. For two weeks. I had a job booked before your wedding invitation came. But honestly, Jun-ho, you know I can't sing... Can we change the wedding date? But when did you and Ji-min get closer?"
Kim Jun-ho responded, "When I proposed, she started preparing for the wedding. And Sang-min hyung registered his marriage, so she said, 'What a rotten world.' It seems she looked down on Sang-min hyung a bit," which made everyone laugh.
Later, Jo Hye-ryun said, "If I can't go to sing, I'll record a video and send it," and sang a wedding song on the spot.
On another day, Kim Jun-ho welcomed the couple Seven and Lee Da-hae. Kim Jun-ho said, "I sang 'Chuno' at your wedding, right? You must come. The seating arrangement for guests is important. There are already 1200 guests reserved," surprising the panel.
In response, Lee Da-hae advised, "The groom has many celebrity friends, so we seated them at the front. The family understands all of that."
Kim Jun-ho added, "You know the ring proposal Seven did for his mother-in-law? I also got a ring made for that," raising expectations for Kim Ji-min's mother.
Lee Da-hae mentioned, "We fight a lot. Just about things like, 'Get up! Wash up! Clean up!'" referring to their couple fights, and Seven revealed, "I can really get up in five minutes, you know? But she always wants me to do it right now. And she always comes late. She comes 20 minutes later."
Lee Da-hae then said, "That's dangerous. Lower your voice," creating a tense atmosphere. She recalled, "Usually, the groom is busier at weddings. But at our wedding, guests lined up to take pictures with the bride. When I asked, 'Did you see the groom?' everyone said, 'He wasn't around.' It was just before I was about to enter. I was about to walk in, and he was coming in from far away, sweating. He said he was filming a challenge with Taeyang," reminiscing about the past. When Kim Jun-ho said, "Since you asked Taeyang to sing, he has to do it. Your expression was great when the bride entered, right?" Lee Da-hae replied, "I cried. I was bubbling with emotions," making everyone laugh.
The third 'ugly duckling' featured Lim Won-hee, Heo Kyung-hwan, and Kim Seung-soo. He, who is participating in a physical survival competition, learned tips from coach Yook Jun-seo.
As the competition began, Kim Seung-soo and Lim Won-hee stood side by side at the starting line. The two crawled, went through trenches, carried containers, and ran back and forth with a 25kg tire, finishing with Lim Won-hee at 2 minutes 48 seconds and Kim Seung-soo at 3 minutes. Lim Won-hee advised Heo Kyung-hwan, "Don't even think about running with the tire. You can't breathe."
Next, it was Heo Kyung-hwan's turn, who sprinted with the 25kg tire and finished in 1 minute 58 seconds, coming in third.
The second round was a race with six people carrying an IBS rubber boat over their heads. Lim Won-hee and Kim Seung-soo quickly got tired but completed the race. The result was 23rd out of 23 teams. Shin Dong-yeob encouraged them, saying, "But the fact that you completed it is significant."
It airs on Sundays at 9:05 PM on SBS.
[Seo Ye-ji, Star Today Guest Reporter]
