Actress Nam Bora expressed her affection for her family.
On the 26th, Nam Bora and her family appeared as guests on tvN’s ‘Yoo Quiz on the Block’.
On this day, Yoo Jae-suk said, “When I asked the siblings what kind of person Nam Bora is, they said she is strong on the outside but soft on the inside.” The seventh sibling, Nam Se-bin, said, “When I look at my sister, it feels like I’m looking at my mom. I think our mom sacrificed a lot and couldn’t do many things while raising us since we were young, so sometimes I feel ‘sorry’ for her, and sometimes I wish she could do what she wants comfortably. I think that feeling is the same for my sister.”
The youngest, Nam Young-il, said, “I’m closest to my sister among the family, so she sometimes feels like a mom, but sometimes when we talk, she feels like a friend.” He continued, “There was a moment that brought us closer. When I was in the first year of middle school, I had no friends and just lived on the computer. I think I’m trying to live as diligently as possible now thanks to the academy my sister first helped me get into. My sister has healed many of my wounds, and I feel like I’ve improved a lot because of her.”
Meanwhile, Nam Se-bin read a letter he wrote for Nam Bora. He said, “As I was writing the letter, the word ‘family’ kept swirling in my mind, and I suddenly had a question I wanted to ask. Will you be born as one of the 13 siblings in the next life? If someone asked me that question, I would answer ‘yes’ without hesitation. I feel that we grew up in a difficult environment during our childhood, but it’s because of all those moments that we have our family now.”
He continued, “Even if I am born as the seventh child again in the next life, wearing my sister’s and brother’s clothes, enduring cold showers, and going through those hungry times when we boiled 5 packs of ramen to share among 10 people, even if there are heartbreaking moments of saying goodbye to beloved family members, I will live happily experiencing all those moments with my family. We are stronger than anyone else and truly love each other.”
He also said, “I hope that in that time, my sister will not be born as the eldest daughter but as the youngest who receives a lot of love and support. I pray that all her days will be filled with happiness and laughter.” This made Nam Bora cry.
Nam Bora said, “When we were young, we didn’t have a wealthy environment. There were times when water, gas, and electricity were all cut off. We really boiled 5 packs of ramen to share. But at that time, no one complained. It was tough, but I think we endured well back then, which is why our family is tightly united now.”
[Lee Se-bin, Star Today Guest Reporter]
