Han Yeong and Park Goon trade luxury bags for container living in Goesan

Singer Han Yeong revealed updates on the second house in Goesan, Chungbuk, that she and her husband, Park Goon, are developing, expressing her love for life in nature.

On the 21st, Han Yeong shared photos of the second house on her social media (SNS) with the caption, "I bought a container instead of a Chanel bag rising."

Introducing the newly installed container house, she explained, "This is a temporary living space until we build the house," adding, "The existing 6-pyeong container was too small, so we brought in an additional 4-pyeong one."

She also teased future updates, stating, "Once I finish organizing the belongings, I will reveal the interior of the newly prepared 4-pyeong container."

The released photos show two container houses sitting side by side against a backdrop of lush nature. The simple scenery, harmonizing with the spacious yard, creates a relaxed atmosphere distinct from urban life.

To realize the rural life they have dreamed of since before marriage, Han Yeong and Park Goon prepared a second house in Goesan, Chungbuk. The total area owned by the couple is known to be 439 pyeong, consisting of a yard of about 200 pyeong, a house site of about 139 pyeong, and a parking lot of about 100 pyeong.

Currently, they are living in the container houses as temporary living spaces while preparing for the full-scale construction of their new home. They have been communicating with fans by steadily sharing how they personally tend to the yard and complete their living space one step at a time.

Han Yeong and Park Goon married in 2022. Han Yeong is eight years older.

Recently, the couple also revealed their infertility treatment process for the first time on the SBS variety show "Same Bed, Different Dreams 2: You Are My Destiny." During the broadcast, they shared that they had undergone IVF (in vitro fertilization) for about two years, involving 24 egg retrievals and seven embryo transfers.

At the time, Han Yeong received significant support when she confessed, "I thought I had truly done all I could. When I reached my limit, I stopped the procedure, and now we have decided to live happily together."