OSEN DB.Eun Ji-won Opens Up About Ancestral Rites After Remarriage
Eun Ji-won recently shared how his family’s approach to traditional ancestral rites changed after he remarried his 9-years-younger wife. During the upcoming episode of the popular KBS2 variety show ‘Living Men Season 2’, airing on Saturday at 10 PM, the cast engaged in a heartfelt conversation about family traditions during the Chuseok holiday season.
A Touching Chuseok Story and Family Traditions
The episode features South Korea’s beloved trot singer Park Seo-jin preparing a special ‘boat ancestral rite’ for his late grandmother to comfort his grieving father. As the emotional discussion about honoring ancestors unfolded in the studio, host Eun Ji-won chimed in regarding modern holiday customs. When discussing whether families still perform traditional ancestral rites, Eun revealed, ‘My mother was finding it too exhausting, so now my wife and I visit my father’s grave and handle the rites just the two of us,’ drawing agreement from the other cast members.
Life as a Newlywed and Doting Son-in-Law
Eun Ji-won previously tied the knot with his first love whom he met in Hawaii, but they divorced after 13 years. Following a period of single life, he happily tied the knot once again in October of last year with a stylist 9 years his junior. During the broadcast, Eun also proved he is a cherished son-in-law, smiling proudly as he shared that his mother-in-law prepares a bountiful table for him during the holidays, highlighting his warm family life.
