HaHa and Byul’s Daughter Song Overcomes a Rare Disease and Becomes the “Nation’s Daughter” through “HaHa Bus”
Song, the youngest daughter of HaHa and Byul, captures the hearts of viewers with her cheerful spirit and zest for life.
Ahead of the first episode of ENA’s new variety show “HaHa Bus,” which is set to air on April 4th, a trailer was released on March 28th.
In the video, Song excitedly exclaims, “This is the HaHa Bus!” and cheerfully invites friends she met on a trip to visit her home. She also appears to have a natural chemistry with comedian Kwanghee, who makes a special appearance on the show.
In the trailer’s final scene, Song delivers a heartwarming message about the importance of family, saying, “To understand each other’s hearts, we need our family. We have to unite our hearts as a family.”
When her mother Byul asks if that’s what family is all about, Song nods her head vigorously in agreement, leaving viewers touched by her maturity.
Last September, Byul revealed that Song had been diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, a disease in which facial muscles such as eyes and lips are weakened or paralyzed.
Speaking about her daughter’s illness, Byul said that her entire family had been affected and that it had been a difficult time for them all. However, she also expressed gratitude that Song had recovered and was now in good health.
“HaHa Bus” is the first variety show to feature the entire family of HaHa, including HaHa, Byul, and their three children Dream, Soul, and Song. It will focus on Song’s journey to recovery and the family’s strong bond, which has only grown stronger since her illness.
In an interview prior to the show’s airing, HaHa revealed that it was Song who inspired the family to take on the challenge of a family-oriented variety show. Haha said, “I was envious of family variety shows, but I never thought about appearing on one, and I have been refusing offers so far.”
However, after seeing the way his family had come together during Song’s illness, he realized that their bond was something special and wanted to share it with the world.
Recalling the time when his youngest daughter was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, Haha said, “I realized that family is the most precious thing, but I had been pushing them aside and living too hard on the front lines of life. I realized that being with my family is more important.”
Then, while thinking that he needed to spend more time with his family, HaHa received an offer and decided to appear on “Haha Bus”, a family program.
Meanwhile, “HaHa Bus” is set to air on April 4th at 8:30 pm (KST).
Source: daum
