Singer Rain revealed that there is a’rule’ that never yields to his wife, Kim Tae-hee.
Rain appeared as a special MC on SBS’My Ugly Little Boy’ broadcast on the 27th. In the broadcast that day, Shin Dong-yeop asked Rain, “Do you usually help with household chores?”
“I do everything myself. I’m not trying to get help, so I don’t get scolded,” said Rain proudly.
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Then, Shin Dong-yeop said, “I think it’s similar to me. “I do everything. I don’t tell the kids, I don’t tell anyone.”
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“That’s natural,” said Rain. “I buy mine as much as I will eat. I ask if I’m going to eat it in advance. But if I don’t eat it, I just eat it and wash it cleanly and I like it.”
After hearing that, Seo Jang-hoon asked, “What if I came to ask for a spoonful?” “That can’t be done,” said Rain.
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Even when asked if his wife Kim Tae-hee could ask, Rain drew a firm line saying, “That’s not possible. That’s our family rule.”
Seo Jang-hoon asked again, “Have you ever been like that? Did you say that it couldn’t even exist?” Rain replied, “There was. No.” Rain explained, “I have my own dose. There is something I have to eat. Because I only eat one meal a day.”
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When asked, “What would you do if the babies asked for a bigger size?” Rain changed his attitude, saying, “You have to do that. The kids come first.” Then Seo Jang-hoon asked, “I can’t give it to my wife, but can I give it to the kids?” Rain was a little embarrassed and stressed, “I’ll say it again, but I ask before that.”
When Seo Jang-hoon pierced a loophole, saying, “Isn’t it possible to change a person’s mind,” Rain escaped with an answer saying, “I’ll give you a little bit. Nowadays, I have the know-how, so I make a little more.”
Seo Jang-Hoon said, “Even if people don’t like to eat it, they’re attracted to it when they smell it. They say they don’t eat all of the ramen when they boil it, and then they want to eat it when it comes to boiling.” He said, “When I was in junior high school, I tried to boil two ramen, but my dad said something and almost died when I was hit with chopsticks.”
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