Song Il-gook appeared as a guest on SBS PowerFM’s ″Escape at Two O’Clock Cultwo Show″ in the ″Special Invitation″ segment and talked about his relationship with his triplets. On that day’s broadcast, god’s Kim Tae-woo joined as a special DJ.

Song Il-gook joked that he recently drives a BMW, saying ″bus, metro, walk,″ and mentioned that his role is Lee Sang-seol, adding, ″It’s not a health rumor, just Lee Sang-seol,″ which made everyone laugh. In response, Kim Tae-kyun said, ″It seems inevitable to grow distant from your sons. I understand why Minguk acts that way,″ to which Song Il-gook replied, ″Minguk dislikes me.″ When Kim Tae-kyun said, ″You seem to have become much lighter,″ Song Il-gook revealed, ″I have lost a lot of weight.″

Also, when Kim Tae-kyun said, ″I think Minguk is having a harder time than you, Song Il-gook,″ Song Il-gook said, ″Manse likes me. These days, we’re totally in sync.″ Regarding Kim Tae-woo’s comment that his eldest daughter seemed to have gone through puberty quickly, Song Il-gook said, ″My daughter is a bit early. We are now at the peak. All three are at their peak.″

When Kim Tae-kyun asked, ″Didn’t you say Manse is okay?″ Song Il-gook said, ″Our comedic styles match, but it’s not exactly the same. His gaze is like he’s looking at me like trash. It’s really like that. When I get home, he doesn’t nag. I don’t know why,″ he lamented. Kim Tae-kyun then suggested inviting the triplets as guests on the spot.

Song Il-gook married Judge Jung Seung-yeon in 2008 and had triplets Daehan, Minguk, and Manse in 2012. The family appeared on KBS 2TV’s ″The Return of Superman″ from 2014 to 2016. The triplets were born on March 16, 2012, and are currently in the second year of middle school (14 years old).

Currently, Song Il-gook is starring in the musical ″Haeg,″ playing the real-life figure Lee Sang-seol. ″Haeg″ is a creative play based on the history of the Haeg special envoy who headed to the Second International Peace Conference. Song Il-gook is known as the great-grandson of independence activist Kim Jwa-jin, who led the Battle of Cheongsanri.