Park Hyun-bin reveals why he visited his mother 10 times a week after marriage

Trot singer Park Hyun-bin revealed his side as a "devoted husband," sharing how his love for his mother's home-cooked meals continued even after marriage, alongside his deep affection for his wife.

On the 26th, Park appeared on the SBS entertainment program "My Little Old Boy" to share candid stories about his family and married life.

During the broadcast, the cast members expressed their joy by noting that Park's appearance has remained unchanged over the years. Following this, Seo Jang Hoon brought up a special anecdote related to his mother, noting, "There is a reason why you are still called a 'My Little Old Boy' even after getting married."

Seo asked, "I heard that even after marriage, you visited your mother's house several times a week just to eat her food," and Park surprised everyone with an unexpected answer.

"I go much less often these days. But in the past, whenever I craved my mother's cooking, I would go about 10 times a week. There were even times I went just for breakfast."

It turned out he could not forget his mother's cooking even after marriage. In particular, the frequency of "10 times a week" left the cast members in shock.

In response, Seo teased him with a joke, asking, "Is it perhaps because your wife's cooking doesn't suit your palate?"

However, Park's answer was different.

"Not at all. It's because I don't want my wife to have a hard time."

He continued to express his tender feelings for his wife.

"Because I love her so much, I don't want to see her working. I don't even want to see her in front of the sink; I don't want her hands to even touch water."

He explained that it wasn't simply because he liked his mother's food, but because he didn't want to see his wife struggling with housework.

At Park's explanation, Seo laughed, saying, "You dodged that one well," but his words contained a warm attitude toward his family.

Balancing relationships between parents and a spouse is a common challenge for many married couples. By emphasizing both his affection for his mother's food and his consideration for his wife, Park demonstrated a family philosophy that cherishes both "mother's love" and "wife's love."

Park, who has provided bright and exciting performances to the public for a long time, revealed not only his image as a trot singer on stage but also his human side as a husband and son who deeply cherishes his family.