Jang Yoon-jeong Admits to Giving Up on Arguments with Husband Do Kyung-wan: 'I Just Let Go of My Feelings'

Singer Jang Yoon-jeong candidly shared her thoughts on marital conflicts with her husband, Do Kyung-wan.

On the JTBC entertainment show 'Let's Live in Two Houses' (hereinafter 'Two Houses'), which aired on the 4th, the couple Kim So-hyun and Son Jun-ho appeared as guests.

Do Kyung-wan, who is close with the couple, expressed his wish: "Once our children are a bit older, I want to take all four of us on a couples trip to Santorini."

To this, Son Jun-ho remarked, "Our son Ju-an always asks, 'How many times will you two fight on this trip?'", implying that despite appearances, they still argue frequently. Kim So-hyun added, "We don't fight as intensely as we used to."

Jang Yoon-jeong deeply empathized with their story and shared her own experience. She said, "I realized I had let go of my feelings. I stopped reacting. I wasn't even angry anymore. I felt myself just letting go. Around that time, my husband suddenly started being nicer to me. He must have noticed."

She continued, "There are things that don't change even if we fight, so instead of giving up, I just stopped trying. I thought it could end without any emotional expression. But marital issues aren't something that can be solved by 'letting go.' While I was contemplating this, thankfully, he changed."

Do Kyung-wan also commented, "Before, if I poked at something, she would growl at me to stop, but now she stays quiet. Like she's sick. He actually fell ill this year," and Jang Yoon-jeong revealed, "I suddenly developed a skin rash," and lived in pain for 10 months.

Do Kyung-wan added, "He looked physically and mentally exhausted. I thought, let's try changing my approach. He looked pitiful." Jang Yoon-jeong concluded, "They say feeling pity is a sign of completed love."

Netizens watching the broadcast commented, 'I completely relate to Jang Yoon-jeong's experience,' 'I'm worried because Do Kyung-wan got sick,' and 'It's good to see them eventually making an effort for each other.'