Kim Jong-kook's 'Wife Montage' Revealed on 'Running Man'?

An unexpected 'montage' of Kim Jong-kook's wife made a surprise appearance on SBS's 'Running Man.'

During a car ride on the show, the cast members' curiosity about Kim Jong-kook's wife was palpable. Ji Suk-jin mentioned that people around him inquire about the marriage, admitting his memory was a bit hazy. When he described her as having a demure look and looking good in hanbok, the others burst into laughter, teasing if he was confusing her with his mother, as his wife didn't wear hanbok.

Cha Tae-hyun then took the lead by sketching a 'montage' of Kim Jong-kook's wife, initially describing her with large eyes that weren't monolid. He quickly corrected himself, emphasizing the need to draw a V-line for her face shape. Yoo Jae-suk playfully urged Cha Tae-hyun to stop drawing, adding to the amusement.

Kim Jong-kook expressed his concern about wedding-related terms appearing, and true to his prediction, the members joked about entering a wedding celebration party. The group erupted in laughter when they jokingly called out 'Sister-in-law?', prompting Kim Jong-kook to quiet them down.

This episode featured the active participation of Cha Tae-hyun, Kim Jong-kook's close friend, who added intrigue by sharing wedding aftermath stories and revealing the wife's 'montage.'

Kim Jong-kook is a prominent South Korean singer and television personality, initially debuting in 1995. He gained massive popularity as the lead vocalist of the group Turbo before embarking on a successful solo career. Renowned for his muscular physique, he is affectionately known as 'The Commander' and is a staple on variety shows.