Actress Jang Shin-young boasts about her two sons. She captures attention by revealing that her eldest son, a 'senior in high school' who dreams of becoming an actor like her, has not only been street cast but has also received love calls from major agencies.
Tonight (30th), at 10:30 PM, MBC's 'Radio Star' will feature a special episode titled 'Wise Colleague Life' with Lee Yeon-bok, Jang Shin-young, Brian, and Hwanhee.
In a video released before the broadcast, Jang Shin-young smiles happily, saying, “I have two very beautiful sons” as she describes them as her source of strength. She expresses her pride in her eldest son, who is preparing for the theater and film department entrance exams, saying, “He often gets street cast. He receives many business cards from big agencies.”
When Kim Gook-jin asks, “Is he strikingly good-looking?” Kim Gu-ra recalls meeting Jang Shin-young's eldest son when he was in middle school, saying, “It’s not easy to have a good look at that age, but he was good-looking.”
Jang Shin-young, who has even taken on the role of her son's manager and accompanied him to meetings, shares, “I don’t think he’s entering an agency yet. I hope he enjoys the things he can do at that age.” As a mother, she expresses her thoughts and wishes. Additionally, Jang Shin-young mentions, “I talk a lot about acting with my son,” showcasing their unique mother-son relationship as they share concerns and advice about acting.
Meanwhile, Jang Shin-young frequently communicates with her eldest son, who currently lives apart due to his studies, through texts and calls, providing mutual support. She shares a touching story about how her son surprised her with a birthday cake on her birthday, creating a surprise birthday party that drew envy from everyone.
Jang Shin-young's endless pride in her son can be seen in the special episode 'Wise Colleague Life' of 'Radio Star' airing tonight (30th) at 10:30 PM.
'Radio Star' is a unique talk show that has gained much love for its MCs' unpredictable and sharp wit, disarming guests to draw out their true stories.
[Geum Bit-na, MK Sports Reporter]
