Baek Sung-hyun reveals his flight attendant wife Jo Da-bom, who looks like Jo Bo-ah (Same Bed, Different Dreams 2)

Actor Baek Sung-hyun revealed his family.

On the SBS ‘Same Bed, Different Dreams 2’ broadcast on the 7th, the crown prince actor Baek Sung-hyun and his wife Jo Da-bom of daily dramas joined as the ‘NEW destined couple’.

About his wife Jo Da-bom, who resembles actress Jo Bo-ah in appearance, Baek Sung-hyun said, “She‘s my ideal type. She has pretty eyes and a small, round face. I chased her around a lot. In my opinion, she’s the most beautiful woman in ‘Same Bed, Different Dreams 2’,” and showed his ‘honey gaze’ toward his wife throughout the interview. His wife, Jo Da-bom, revealed that she was on childcare leave after working as a flight attendant for a major airline for 12 years.

However, Jo Da-bom revealed her husband Baek Sung-hyun‘s main character syndrome by saying, “My husband is affectionate, hard-working, and good to the kids, so people around him envy him, but that’s not all. He seems to think he‘s the main character even in everyday life,” drawing attention.

In the revealed daily life of the couple, Jo Da-bom showed herself as an ‘all-around mom’, taking care of her two kids, doing housework quickly, and even monitoring her husband’s work. However, Baek Sung-hyun came home late, making Jo Da-bom disappointed, using an excuse of a ‘same-day company dinner’.

The two eventually met the next morning, but Baek Sung-hyun greeted his wife dryly, contrary to the MCs‘ expectations. Jo Da-bom said, “It feels strange to see my husband’s romantic scenes in dramas. He doesn‘t do that at home.” Despite his listless appearance, Baek Sung-hyun showed his ‘tsundehe side’ by doing whatever his wife told him to do without complaint, and he even took on the challenge of changing his second son’s dirty diaper.

Baek Sung-hyun also revealed an anecdote about going to a construction site during his ‘h hiatus from work’. He said calmly, “After I was discharged from the military, the coronavirus broke out and I didn‘t have any work for a few years, but after I got married and had a child, I had to go out and do whatever I had to do. I even scooped up maggots by hand to clean sewage pipes.” His wife, Jo Da-bom, expressed her affection for her husband, saying, “I thought it was a good idea to get married because of that.”Jung Hee-yeon, Donga.com reporter shine2562@donga.com