Kim Jang-hoon, born in 1963, gives up on marriage, saying "Realistically, I don't think it'll happen"

Singer Kim Jang-hoon expressed a negative outlook on the possibility of marriage.

In 'Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan 4,' airing at 5 p.m. on the 16th, Jeon Hyun-moo and Kwak Tube are shown visiting a kalguksu (noodle soup) restaurant in Gyeongju with Kim Jang-hoon and Kang Kyung-seong of the group Noreul.

On the show, Kang Kyung-seong shares his romance story, from first meeting Yoo Ha-jin, who is 14 years younger than him, nine years ago to their reunion.

Kang says, "I finished my proposal a few weeks ago," adding, "The bride-to-be has to look her most beautiful during the proposal." Hearing this, Jeon Hyun-moo and Kim Jang-hoon exclaim, "We learned something today," in admiration.

Kwak Tube, who recently got married, also shares his own proposal experience. He says, "I focused on surprising my wife. Fortunately, she did cry."

In response, Kim Jang-hoon jokes, "How about hiding a ring in the sundae guk (pork offal soup)? Then while eating, she would ask, 'Is this a mole's cap?'"

When Jeon Hyun-moo reacts with disgust, saying "Eh-hei," Kim Jang-hoon gets indignant, saying, "You have never once agreed with what your older brother says," eliciting laughter.

Following this, when Kang predicts, "I think the next one to get married will be Hyung-moo hyung," Kim Jang-hoon replies, "Regardless of the order, I will be left out. Statistically, I should assume I won't get married."

Meanwhile, Kim Jang-hoon, born in 1963, debuted in 1991 and was loved for songs such as 'If You Were Me,' 'Even If the World Deceives You,' and 'I Am a Man.' His cumulative donations are known to be approximately 21 billion won.