Actress Oh Yeon-soo Shares Heartwarming Glimpse of Family Life at Son's Graduation in the US

Actress Oh Yeon-soo has captured attention by sharing moments from her trip to the United States for her eldest son's university graduation.

The actress uploaded a video on her YouTube channel titled 'My Eldest Son Appears at His Graduation (With Permission),' documenting her visit to celebrate her son's milestone. Oh Yeon-soo mentioned that her son, who studied fine arts, is finally graduating after completing his mandatory military service. She expressed her deep maternal feelings, stating, 'He was the first one to make me feel motherly love, starting from when he was four and carrying a bag bigger than himself to kindergarten.'

What particularly drew viewers' eyes was the first-ever public reveal of her eldest son's face. Dressed in a sharp black suit and holding a bouquet, he impressed with his handsome features, leading many to comment on the strong genes. Oh Yeon-soo shared with a smile, 'My son gave permission to show his face on my YouTube channel,' and playfully added that her second son would appear only when the channel gains more subscribers.

Her husband, Sohn Ji-chang, also made an appearance in the video, seen diligently washing dishes and supporting his wife. Oh Yeon-soo also prepared a creamy pasta dish for her second son, noting, 'He's lost so much weight; it's time to start a 'get him back to his weight' project.'

The video sparked a flurry of positive reactions online, with netizens praising the son's looks, commenting, 'He inherited his parents' great genes,' 'He resembles Song Joong-ki when he smiles,' and 'He definitely looks like an actor.' Oh Yeon-soo and Sohn Ji-chang married in 1998 and have two sons, both currently studying in the United States.

Oh Yeon-soo debuted as a KBS actress in 1989 and quickly rose to fame with her roles in dramas like 'Our Paradise' and 'General's House.'

She is renowned for her elegant image and has consistently portrayed sophisticated characters in various hit dramas, including 'Jumong' and 'Queen Seondeok.'

In recent years, she has also expanded her activities to include variety shows and public appearances, maintaining her status as a beloved veteran actress.