[Site Y] "Unhateful Kangaroos"...Hong Jin-kyung, Ha-ha, Nam Chang-hee, a peek into the daily lives of stars (Roundup)

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The pilot program "Grow Up, But I'm Not Going Out" has been regularized and returned.

Today (17th) a production presentation for MBC Everyone-MBN entertainment "I'm All grown up, but I'm Not Going Out" was held at somewhere in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. MCs Ha-ha, Hong Jin-kyung, Nam Chang-hee, cast members Ji-jo, Jang Dong-woo, Hwang Sung-jae, and PD Jeon Yoon-kyung were present at the scene.

'I'm all grown up, but I'm not going out' is a kangaroo observation entertainment that looks into stars living with their parents. Earlier, it drew attention with the daily lives of real kangaroo stars during the pilot, and was regularized this time thanks to its popularity.

On this day, PD Jeon said, "The planning intention is not much different from that of Pilot. We will not caricature the Kangaroos, but we will warm them up, he said. "However, unlike in the past, it is a concept of a Kangaroos that is known to some extent, so the direction of production may be slightly different."

Hong Jin-kyung, who currently has a teenage daughter, said of "Kangaroo Tribe," "If you have more disadvantages than advantages, you can't live together because it's big. Daughter Lael is fine now, but she might change as she grows up. Rael says he will become independent as soon as he enters college. So if Rael says he lives like a kangaroo, I'll have to go and find out about my decision," he said.

He continued, "Our cast members, the Kangaroos, are really nice. Our cast members are so nice even though I would have been annoyed with my mom. So I look back on myself a lot. After filming, I call my mom," he explained.

In addition, he said, "I hope you will sympathize with different lives while watching this program, and watch it with a warm heart, not right or wrong." Ha-ha, who raises three siblings

, said, "At first, I had a negative view of the Kangaroos. Looking at the cast, I changed my mind to say that it would be better to live together (before independence). Originally, my two sons wanted to put them in boarding school from high school to create a situation where their families loved each other more. But I think it's better to live together. In particular, I still can't imagine the youngest's independence. I'm already crying," he said.

Nam Chang-hee said, "I miss something because I lived away from my parents when I was young. However, when I see kangaroos who are about to get married, I think I'm glad I didn't live with my parents," he said, drawing laughter.

Regarding the emphasis, the former producer said, "I'm also a kangaroo person. So I think the most about whether I can relate to it. Trying to focus on a general and normal story. So I also ask people who live with their parents around me. I'm going to tell a story that focuses on everyone's emotions," he explained.

He also said, "I think it's a relief that each family has its own characteristics, and it's not very different from the surroundings."

{I'm all grown up, but I'm not going out' will premiere simultaneously on MBC Everyone-MBN at 8:20 p.m. on the 18th.

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