'Controversy of last words' Lee Chun-soo, I can't move at my in-laws... Mom gave 2 million won of pocket money and 'chased' to father-in-law

Lee Chun-soo, who was criticized for his harsh words that went beyond his wife, appeared to be immobilized in front of his father-in-law.

On the 24th, KBS2's entertainment show 'Salim Men Season 2' (hereinafter referred to as 'Salim Nam 2'), the scene where Lee Chun-soo's father-in-law, mother-in-law, and brother-in-law's family gathered was revealed.

Regarding his first impression of Lee Chun-soo, his father-in-law said, "I was disappointed beyond words. I saw him play soccer during the 2002 World Cup, and I thought he was fine, but he was small."

Then, the father-in-law continued to nag Lee Chun-soo, saying, "You already have a family of five. Save money" and "Don't cheat on each other as a married couple." Lee Chun-soo was restless.

The father-in-law mentioned that Lee Chun-soo gave his mother 2 million won in pocket money without his wife's knowledge, and emphasized, "If the in-laws ask for money, give it in proportion. You should definitely tell your wife about that."

Lee Chun-su said, “Even Ha-eun didn’t talk about what she earned.” The father-in-law pointed out, “Ha-eun is bad, but you are worse.” He gave me something with 200,000 won, put 50,000 won in oil, and bought something at a convenience store with 50,000 won.”

In response, Lee Chun-soo said, “There is a part where you say something bitter. He is a difficult person for me.”

Shim Ha-eun's family history was also revealed. The mother-in-law explained, "I got married, had children, and told my husband that I would go to the countryside. I went down in 1986. I took my children to the countryside and when they were old enough to go to school, we had to live apart because of educational problems."

The father-in-law said, "There was more discomfort than loneliness. If I was married, I should have lived together, but it was really bad when I heard that I was walking the path of a pastor. I had to take care of the children." The mother-in-law said, "I'm always sad because my husband has suffered a lot."

Shim Ha-eun said, "When I was in school, my aunt attended school instead of my mother, and I played at my aunt's house. My mother even came to big family events. The experience of playing with my mother in the countryside remains a happy one."

Reporter Tae Yuna, Ten Asia youyou@tenasia.co.kr