Lee Cheon-soo and Shim Ha-eun made rude remarks to co-myung’s request even though they had no ability (‘Salim Man’)

Broadcaster Shim Ha-eun expresses her disappointment with her husband Lee Cheon-soo.

In KBS2’s ‘Men Who Do Housework Season 2’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Men Who Do Housework’), which will be aired on the 13th, Lee Cheon-soo and Shim Ha-eun are shown engaged in a war of names.

On this day, Lee Cheon-su and Shim Ha-eun visit Lee Cheon-su’s grandmother’s house with homemade kimchi. Her grandmother mentioned the sacrifices made by Park Hee-ya, Lee Cheon-soo’s mother and her own daughter, for her family. She confided, “There is nothing in your mother’s (Mrs. Hee-ya’s) name. She was disappointed as a mother.” As she lets go, she feels sorry for her daughter.

In response, Shim Ha-eun said, “Everything that is mine is in my brother’s name,” and the grandmother eventually took her grandson’s side, making Lee Cheon-soo laugh.

Shim Ha-eun, who returned home later, was disappointed and said, “From the house, the car, the mail to the delivery, there is not a single bill in my name. Everything is in Lee Cheon-soo’s name.” Lee Cheon-soo starts a war of names by saying, “Why are you suddenly asking for names? You have no ability?”

Shim Ha-eun suggests joint names, saying, “I was happy about increasing the number one by one under my husband’s name. After working hard for 11 years, there are no cars or cell phones in my name.” However, when she is unable to communicate with Lee Cheon-soo, she begins to put her name tags on the items in her house, saying, “I will find what is mine.” She then joins Lee Cheon-soo and her family is filled with her name tags, and eventually her twins even have Sim Ha-eun’s name tags on their foreheads, heightening the conflict.

You can find out whether Lee Cheon-soo and Sim Ha-eun couple will be able to resolve their family conflict on KBS2’s ‘Salimnam’, which will air at 9:45 pm on the 13th.

Hyemin Hong reporter hhm@hankookilbo.com

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