Kim Jong-kook's 'Thrifty Groom' and 'Loving Husband' Sides Revealed in Honeymoon Phase

Singer Kim Jong-kook is drawing attention for revealing the sweet yet thrifty sides of his married life, just three weeks after his wedding.

In the upcoming episode of KBS2's variety show 'Roommate Problem Solvers', scheduled to air on the 25th, Kim Jong-kook will appear alongside Eugene, former member of the iconic girl group S.E.S., to share intimate details of his newlywed life.

Kim Jong-kook showcased his 'thrifty groom' persona by recounting his wife's dedication to saving resources. He shared, "My wife uses wet wipes and then dries them to reuse them," a revelation that surprised the cast members. Comedian Kim Sook playfully quipped, "Does Jong-kook watch over her every time she pulls out a wet wipe?" sending the studio into laughter. He further melted hearts by describing sweet newlywed moments, saying, "When I see my wife washing dishes in the morning, she'll say, 'Did I turn the water on too strong?'"

Previously, on SBS's 'Running Man', Kim Jong-kook had already hinted at his generous nature towards his wife, opening his wallet for her. While maintaining his thrifty habits, he also displayed his romantic side. When Haha asked, "Does your wife also wear only black clothes?", a flustered Kim Jong-kook replied, "I'm not going to buy any more clothes for myself. I need to buy clothes for my wife," showcasing a dual charm of a tough guy and a romantic newlywed.

Netizens reacted enthusiastically, with comments like "As expected, Thrifty Jong-kook, he doesn't miss out on love or savings," "Drying wet wipes to reuse? They are truly a match made in heaven," and "He expresses his affection openly now, what a real man," building anticipation for the show.

'Roommate Problem Solvers' airs every Thursday at 8:30 PM on KBS2.

Kim Jong-kook, a former member of the music groups Turbo and Kpop, dominated the 90s music scene with his powerful performances. He earned the nickname 'Original Beast Idol' for his immense strength and charismatic stage presence. After transitioning to a solo career, he continued to release numerous hit songs such as 'A Man' and 'One Man', maintaining a consistent presence in the music industry.