Actress Nam Bo-ra Reveals the Unexpected Advantage of Having 13 Siblings

Actress Nam Bo-ra has shared a unique advantage of her large family, comprising 13 siblings.

Appearing on MBN's variety show 'Dongchimi,' Nam Bo-ra discussed the 'life of a K-first daughter' when the topic of sibling dynamics arose.

When asked by Choi Hong-rim if having 13 children meant at least two troublemakers, Nam Bo-ra humorously responded, "Yes, there are. But when there are too many, even those who might become troublemakers quickly come to their senses due to the collective peer pressure, almost like a group 'beatdown' but not quite," drawing laughter from the studio.

She also recounted her husband's initial disbelief about her large family, stating, "At first, he treated it like a cosmic black hole, something unbelievable that he couldn't see or experience. He didn't seem to grasp it until we started having family gatherings."

Nam Bo-ra further revealed the criteria for selecting family members to attend the formal meeting with her in-laws: "We chose those who were relatively well-behaved, in good condition, and capable of presenting business cards."

Nam Bo-ra, born in 1989, debuted in the 2004 MBC sitcom 'Nonstop 5.' From the beginning of her career, her status as one of 13 siblings garnered significant attention. Currently, in addition to her acting career, she is actively engaged in various variety programs.