Actress Jeon Do Yeon shared her thoughts about her junior colleagues.

On August 4th, the YouTube channel "Fairy Jaehyung's Fairy Table" posted a video titled "How did you endure those times, Do Yeon?"

During the episode, Jung Jae Hyun mentioned that many junior actors attended the play "Cherry Orchard" in which Jeon Do Yeon performed.

Bae Doona, among others, also came to see the play and gave flowers to Jeon Do Yeon. Other juniors such as Kim Go Eun, Lim Ji Yeon, Cha Eun Woo, and Chun Woo Hee also visited.

Jung Jae Hyun remarked, "More than the promotion, the photos taken by the juniors in the waiting room became a big issue. It made me think that you are an actor they really admire." Jeon Do Yeon responded, "I was very grateful and proud. I thought, 'I've lived my life well, I've survived well, I've endured well.'"

Jung Jae Hyun brought up what Kim Go Eun said about Jeon Do Yeon on "Fairy Table." He said, "When Kim Go Eun appeared, she mentioned that you don’t give advice to juniors first, but instead, you give them more compliments."

Previously, Kim Go Eun had said, "She never once told me, 'You should do it this way.' When I was struggling and asked for advice, she said, 'How about relaxing your breath?' which was a eureka moment for me."

Jeon Do Yeon, seemingly embarrassed, said, "I don't remember well," and continued, "I always say that even though we are seniors and juniors, we are colleagues on set. Even if what they do seems lacking to me, that's my feeling, not theirs. And aren’t they portraying a different character? No one knows the character better than they do. It's about mutual respect."

When Jung Jae Hyun commented, "That’s not an easy thing to do. There might be some rude juniors," Jeon Do Yeon admitted, "That's true. But I can’t really say much. I either watch them or complain behind their backs. I tell them it's okay in person. It happens, right?" making everyone laugh.

Jung Jae Hyun then remarked, "It seems the feelings you have on set as a senior are different from what we know."

Jeon Do Yeon replied, "In fact, when I’m on set, I focus more on the work than on anyone else. Honestly, there aren’t that many rude juniors," then added with a laugh, "But they’re not completely absent." Jung Jae Hyun concluded, "Focusing on your work means you’re a perfectionist," to which Jeon Do Yeon agreed.

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Kim Jae Joong couldn’t hold back his tears as he experienced an emotional moment with his father.

On April 4, the KBS 2TV show "New Menu Launching: Pyeon Restaurant" aired a heartwarming episode where Kim Jae Joong, the youngest of nine siblings, threw a special celebration for his parents’ 60th wedding anniversary.

The star took charge of everything—planning, organizing, and hosting the event—as a grand gesture to show his gratitude for everything his parents had done for him and his siblings.

Kim Jae Joong rented a luxurious banquet hall at a five-star hotel for the celebration. He made sure to select food that would please all of his family, including his parents and siblings.

With his large family in attendance, the venue was filled with love and joy. Kim Jae Joong’s nine siblings all bowed deeply to thank their parents for raising them, showing immense respect and love.

As his father saw all of his children gathered in one place, he couldn’t help but express his pride, saying, “Are all these really my children?” But his emotions quickly took a turn as he shared his feelings of regret. “I feel sorry that I couldn’t do better for you, I’m sorry I couldn’t do as much as others did. But I’m so thankful that you all grew up so well,” he said, with tears starting to form in his eyes.

It was the first time Kim Jae Joong had seen his father cry. Overcome with emotion, he said, “I know my father’s life very well, so I couldn’t help but cry too.” The entire family shared in the tears, shouting, “We love you, Dad,” creating an unforgettable moment that moved everyone to tears.

The touching episode aired on April 4 at 8:30 PM, showing viewers the deep love and gratitude Kim Jae Joong and his siblings have for their parents.

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