Sam Hammington Shares Parenting Style and Identity Struggles of His Mixed-Race Sons on 'Home Alone'

Broadcaster Sam Hammington appeared as a guest on MBC's entertainment show 'Home Alone' (also known as 'Find Me the Money Home') to share insights into his parenting methods and recent life.

When asked about his secrets to successful parenting, being praised as having 'hit the jackpot with children,' Hammington replied, "I discipline them in English, in accordance with Korean etiquette," even demonstrating how he guides his children in English, drawing attention.

Responding to a question about whether his sons, William and Bentley, lean more towards Korean or Australian tendencies, he humorously shared, "Bentley absolutely needs rice and kimchi; his taste is Korean. But when asked, 'Where are you from?', he answers 'Australian.'"

Furthermore, Hammington revealed his past as a student at Korea University's Korean Language Education Center in 1998. He stated, "I came as an exchange student and learned Korean culture and history. I live in Yeonhui-dong, so I know both Korea University and Yonsei University well," piquing viewers' interest.

Meanwhile, it was also mentioned that Hammington recently moved into a three-story detached house reportedly purchased for approximately 2.4 billion KRW, drawing considerable attention. His realistic parenting approach and honest discussion about his children's identities left a deep impression on the viewers.

Viewers commented, 'Sam Hammington's parenting style is refreshing,' 'William and Bentley are so cute,' and 'I empathize with the children's identity struggles.'