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'I Am SOLO' Season 34 (Multi-Child Family Special) Youngsu Reveals He Is the Youngest of Eight Siblings... Story of a 'Written Pledge' with Seven Older Sisters Draws Attention

The cast members of 'I Am SOLO' Season 34, an entertainment program co-produced by SBS Plus and ENA, revealed their individual personalities and views on marriage during the self-introduction session. In this broadcast, the Season 34 solo men candidly shared their family backgrounds, hobbies, self-

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter
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'I Am SOLO' Season 34 (Multi-Child Family Special) Youngsu Reveals He Is the Youngest of Eight Siblings... Story of a 'Written Pledge' with Seven Older Sisters Draws Attention
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The cast members of 'I Am SOLO' Season 34, an entertainment program co-produced by SBS Plus and ENA, revealed their individual personalities and views on marriage during the self-introduction session.

In this broadcast, the Season 34 solo men candidly shared their family backgrounds, hobbies, self-care routines, and thoughts on life after marriage.

Youngsu drew attention by revealing that he is the youngest of eight siblings. He said he does not prefer closeness in his relationships with his seven older sisters, adding that he would not mind if they did not visit during the holidays. Youngsu said he even received a written pledge from his sisters that they would not ask for his phone number, and that, on the contrary, it is his sisters who feel awkward around him.

Other participants also introduced their different hobbies and self-care methods. One participant said he regularly practices meditation and does temple stays in the mountains when needed. Another participant mentioned that he comes from an idol dance academy and performed a dance on the spot.

There was also a participant devoted to reading and self-improvement. He said he read more than 60 books last year. He also showed confidence in childcare, saying, 'If my niece says she wants to marry her uncle, doesn't that say it all?' and adding that he is confident because parental leave is available.

In response to questions about where to live after marriage and long-distance relationships, one solo man answered, 'I welcome long-distance relationships. I can go anywhere.' He even suggested buying a second home if his partner lives in another region, winning a favorable response from the solo women.

This Season 34 broadcast is presented as a 'multi-child family special.' Viewers can learn about the participants' family stories and diverse charms.

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter

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