Jaejung appears on talk show ”Morning Plaza” with his mother... Introducing his large family of over 30 people

Singer Kim Jaejung attracted attention by warming up the morning of Christmas Eve. Jaejung appeared with his mother on KBS1's "Morning Plaza" broadcast on the 24th (today) morning.
They showed off their cheerful laughter and warm family love. On this day, JAEJUNG and his mother were invited to the "Tuesday Guest House." JAEJUNG said, "It was wonderful to be able to be with you on Christmas Eve at the Morning Plaza."
It's Sakae," she said, and when she saw her nervous mother, she lightened the mood with a cute joke, "It's been a while since I've seen (my mother) looking like a lady."
The mother, who frequently watches "Morning Square," had been nervous since hearing the news of her son's appearance.
It was hard to believe, but he quickly adapted to the live broadcast and gave a quiet but cheerful talk. Jaejung also said, "Since appearing on 'Convenience Restaurant,' I haven't been to any restaurants or anything like that.
"More people are talking to me now than ever before," she said, laughing, saying she feels like she's become a star recently.
Jaejung, the youngest of nine happy siblings, is the son of over 30 landlords.
While introducing the members of his family, he was asked which sister he got along with best, and he showed good taste by choosing his eldest sister who came to the studio with him. His mother is proud of her eight daughters, but she is also very filial towards JAEJUNG.
He praised him as "the best son among sons." Jaejung then talked about the difficult times he went through before his debut, when he had to live with his married elder sister, and how things were not going smoothly after that.
He also talked about his plans to debut in Japan, and his mother, who was worried about him and opposed his debut as a singer at first, said she was "happy and proud" of her son's success.
Jaejung and his mother kept making eye contact and holding hands throughout the video, creating a warm atmosphere.
The atmosphere was conveyed to the viewers.