Jang Na-ra hints at unique private life during talk with Ji Seung-hyun
Actress Jang Na-ra teased details about her private life with her husband during a preview for the KBS 2TV show 'Stars' Top Recipe at Fun-Staurant'.
Actress Jang Na-ra teased details about her fourth year of marriage during a preview for the KBS 2TV program 'Stars' Top Recipe at Fun-Staurant' on the 12th. While discussing her life with her cinematographer husband, she responded to Ji Seung-hyun's joke that she is a "show window couple."
Actress Jang Na-ra has teased an unexpected glimpse into her marriage with her husband, a cinematographer six years her junior, revealing that they engage in various unusual behaviors when alone at home. During a conversation with fellow actor Ji Seung-hyun, who joked that they are like a "show window couple," Jang Na-ra shared candid details about her life in her fourth year of marriage.
A preview aired at the end of the KBS 2TV program 'Stars' Top Recipe at Fun-Staurant' on the 12th, featuring Jang Na-ra. She is set to sit down with Ji Seung-hyun to discuss a range of topics, from episodes during their drama filming to her actual married life. The two actors, both born in 1981, previously worked together as a married couple in the SBS drama 'Good Partner'.
During the preview, Jang Na-ra reacted as if her anger had not yet subsided regarding the character played by Ji Seung-hyun in 'Good Partner'. "I still feel angry even after I go home. Even when I lie down to sleep and close my eyes, I am still angry," she confessed. Her reaction highlighted the strong impression left by Ji Seung-hyun's portrayal of a husband who commits adultery in the drama.
Ji Seung-hyun offered another apology, stating, "I will apologize once again," regarding his character's actions. Previously, during the broadcast of 'Good Partner', Ji had made a public apology following intense criticism from viewers toward his character's infidelity; here, he used his characteristic playful manner to lighten the mood. The dialogue between the two actors, blurring the lines between fiction and reality, drew laughter.
The conversation shifted to Jang Na-ra's real-life marriage. Now in her fourth year of marriage, she mentioned her daily life with her husband, saying, "When it's just the two of us, it feels like we end up doing all sorts of things. We say we have to end this behavior within this house." While she did not disclose specific details, her candid remark hinting at unique behaviors permitted only within their home sparked curiosity.
Hearing this, Ji Seung-hyun responded, "In a way, you are a show window couple," to which Jang Na-ra replied, "Right," adding to the laughter. The joke implied that they show a special side of themselves only at home while hiding it from the outside world. The conversation took an unexpected turn with Jang Na-ra's calm acknowledgment.
Boom, watching the footage in the studio, reacted with interest. "The former husband is asking a lot about the actual husband?" he remarked, noting Ji Seung-hyun's questioning. The scene, where the two actors who played a couple in a drama discuss real-life marriage, has raised expectations for the upcoming broadcast.
Jang Na-ra married a cinematographer six years her junior in 2022 after dating for two years. Her marriage was a major topic of interest at the time, as she is considered a representative actress with a youthful appearance, though she has since been relatively cautious about revealing her daily life with her husband. This broadcast is expected to draw significant attention as she is set to directly mention aspects of her married life that have been difficult to hear until now.
Having expressed anger at a husband's infidelity in a drama, Jang Na-ra showed a different charm by revealing that in reality, she and her husband engage in "all sorts of things" when they are alone. Viewers' curiosity is growing to see how the conversation between Jang Na-ra and Ji Seung-hyun, which included the "show window couple" joke, will unfold in the actual broadcast.
Lee Chang-seok is the CEO and editor of Mediafine and writes for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop, Celebrity and K-drama.
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