The latest episode of SBS’s My Little Old Boy sparked some buzz with a unique segment featuring Kim Hee Chul and Jang Keun Suk. The pair visited a physiognomist, known for reading North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s face back when he attended the 2018 North Korea-U.S. summit.
This physiognomist explained that he takes a different approach, using “animal physiognomy” to analyze people and predict their fortunes. Apparently, only 3% of the population falls into these animal categories.
Jang Keun Suk, known for his wealth and good looks, was told he possessed a very promising forehead – a sign of strong mental fortitude and perseverance. His “excellent nose” supposedly signifies exceptional potential. But then came the surprise: “A good woman will enter your life around 45 or 46.” This left Jang Keun Suk frustrated, considering his successful career, 130 billion won ($94 million) building properties and charming personality wouldn’t be leading him to marriage anytime soon.
Next up was Kim Hee Chul. The physiognomist declared him part of the elite 3%, with a face resembling a “phoenix.” However, the explanation wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows. The phoenix, known for its preference for pristine environments, might struggle with relationships. “If you create a meticulously clean space for yourself, it can be difficult for your women to handle,” the physiognomist explained. Jang Keun Suk couldn’t resist a playful jab: “So that’s why women come and go quickly?”
The reading continued, with the physiognomist claiming Kim Hee Chul constantly attracts female attention. “Many women would love to date you,” he said, even mentioning potential girlfriends in the past two years, which surprised Kim Hee Chul.
But then came the bombshell regarding marriage. “The ideal woman for you wouldn’t appear until you’re 49 or 50,” the physiognomist declared. “Early marriage guarantees a 100% chance of divorce.” This prediction left Kim Hee Chul visibly shocked.
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