Kim Tae-won of Boohwal Sheds Tears at Daughter Seo-hyun's Traditional Wedding Ceremony on 'Love Masters of Joseon'
Kim Tae-won, the frontman of the legendary rock band Boohwal, showcased his heartfelt paternal love as he attended his daughter Seo-hyun's traditional Korean wedding ceremony.
A preview for the upcoming episode of TV CHOSUN's reality documentary entertainment show 'Love Masters of Joseon,' airing on the 3rd, revealed Kim Tae-won's touching preparations for his daughter's special day. He shared with the production team, 'Seo-hyun doesn't seem to have high expectations for the wedding. I need to fulfill that for her. I've looked into places for a traditional ceremony.'
The episode captures Seo-hyun's unique wedding to her groom, Devin, held at an outdoor venue handpicked by Kim Tae-won. Dressed in elegant pink Hanbok, Kim Tae-won and his wife anxiously awaited their daughter's entrance from the parents' seats.
Upon seeing Seo-hyun appear in her traditional wedding attire, Kim Tae-won couldn't take his eyes off her. Standing beside his new son-in-law Devin, with his daughter Seo-hyun facing him, Kim Tae-won cautiously began his congratulatory speech. Holding the microphone, he said, 'I am the father of today's bride, Kim Seo-hyun, and the person who has been by her side from birth until now,' revealing his long-held emotions.
Meanwhile, the broadcast on the 3rd marks the 100th episode of 'Love Masters of Joseon.' Following this milestone episode, the show will take a break for reorganization and is slated to return with more heartwarming love stories on December 22nd.
Witness the traditional wedding ceremony of Devin and Seo-hyun, filled with the love of father Kim Tae-won, on 'Love Masters of Joseon' airing tonight at 10 PM.
Korean netizens reacted warmly, with comments like, 'Father Kim Tae-won's love is so touching, he even teared up!', 'Wishing the couple a lifetime of happiness. The traditional ceremony was beautiful,' and 'Congratulations on the 100th episode of Love Masters of Joseon! Looking forward to the next season.'