Source: SBS

[The FactㅣMunhwayoung Reporter] Actor Cho Dal-hwan revealed the story of his wife proposing to him when he was penniless.

Jo Dal-hwan appeared in the SBS entertainment program 'Same Bed, Different Dreams Season 2 - You Are My Destiny', broadcast on the 19th, and mentioned the story of his marriage with his wife. In addition, he also attracted attention when revealing his past as a high-ranking calligrapher and his Yangpyeong house.

First, the MCs said, "Your wife is a really great person" and asked, "Is it true that Jo Dal-hwan's bank account balance at that time was 0 won and his wife offered support he is not?"

Jo Dal-hwan replied, "At that time, my wife's salary as a civil servant was stable. I could live comfortably and raise a child, so I asked her to marry me first." He also expressed gratitude to his wife, who silently supported his unstable life as an actor: "I have never been ripped off whether I have a job or not."

Jo Dal-hwan revealed that he has been working as a calligrapher for 13 years. He said: “I was reading the script for the movie The Conspirators, and the title of the movie caught my attention. I wrote it down how I felt and the director used it as the title,” he said and explained. How did he start his career? He then wrote letters to 'Chuno' and 'Gakseong', and was surprised to say, "In the past, I made more money than from acting."

In addition, the house where they lived in the countryside in Yangpyeong was also revealed. Jo Dal-hwan surprised the cast by saying, "I have lived in a house with a yard for 5 years. I have secret parties with top stars twice a week, and recently I invited Captain Um Hong-gil and actor Sol Kyeong-gu."

He recently received positive reviews for his role as an office worker worried about workplace bullying in the Netflix original series 'Morning Comes Even in the Psych Ward'.

'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2' is a program that looks back at the lives of couples in various fields from the perspective of a man and a woman, and examines what it means to meet the other half. that of fate and the value of living together. It airs every Monday at 10:10 p.m.