Lim Hyung-jun shares heartwarming bond with eldest son
Actor Lim Hyung-jun reveals how he maintains a close relationship with his 14-year-old son from his previous marriage through weekend outings.
Actor Lim Hyung-jun shared glimpses of his daily life with his 14-year-old son from his previous marriage, showcasing the enduring father-son bond he has maintained following his remarriage.

On the 11th, Lim posted several photos on his SNS with the brief caption, "With my son in puberty." The photos capture Lim enjoying time at a swimming pool with his son. The two appeared relaxed and comfortable, projecting a natural closeness as if they had been spending significant time together.
Lim's dedication to his eldest son has drawn particular attention, as he has continued to foster a strong relationship even after forming a new family. He has previously shared on various programs that he "meets his eldest child every weekend," emphasizing his commitment to maintaining their connection.
Lim married a Korean-American woman 11 years his junior in 2012 and had a son, but the couple reached an agreement to divorce in 2017. In 2022, he remarried a non-celebrity woman 13 years his junior, and the couple welcomed a daughter in 2023.
A significant challenge during Lim's remarriage was helping his eldest son naturally transition into the new family dynamic. He once revealed that before the wedding, he asked his son, "Is it okay if Daddy marries Auntie?" At the time, his son accepted the decision without issue, leaving Lim feeling a mix of gratitude and apology.
Lim noted that his current wife has made proactive efforts to bond with his eldest son. She has been careful to ensure the bond between father and son remains unbroken, spending natural time together, such as playing soccer with the boy.
The wedding itself was a decision made with great care. After informing his ex-wife of his remarriage, Lim worried about whether his son should attend the ceremony. His ex-wife encouraged him, stating, "The child is family, so he should naturally go," which allowed them to confirm the son's wishes.
Lim's current wife also prioritized the boy's emotional well-being, ensuring he wouldn't feel hurt while facing the new family structure through the wedding. Lim recalled that even on the wedding day, he remained attentive to his son's expressions and reactions.
The eldest son has since shown interest in his younger sibling born into the new family. "My son asks me to send him photos of his younger sibling," Lim shared, adding, "I am so grateful that he opened his heart first."
The recent vacation photos are a testament to this ongoing relationship. Beyond a simple family outing, they reflect Lim's efforts to maintain a stable parent-child relationship despite the shifts in his family structure through divorce and remarriage.
In remarried families, the relationship between parent and child requires continuous communication and mutual consideration, independent of changes in marital status. Lim has frequently expressed both his apology and gratitude toward his eldest son, highlighting his efforts to preserve their bond.
By embracing both his eldest son and his daughter from his second marriage as precious family members, Lim continues to build a cohesive new family. This recent vacation serves as a real-world example of the "father and son who meet every weekend" life he has described.