"If My Mother-in-Law Asked for My Home Passcode" Lee Kyung-shil's Unexpected Answer

[Financial News] Broadcaster Lee Kyung-shil said she would tell her mother-in-law her home's entrance passcode if asked. However, she added that she would deliberately make the passcode very long.
On the 31st of last month, the YouTube channel 'Uri Eomma Lee Kyung-shil' released a video in which Lee Kyung-shil and her daughter Jenny Son played a balance game on various topics.
In the video, the two were asked, 'Would you or would you not give your home passcode to your mother-in-law?'
Lee Kyung-shil initially understood the question from the mother-in-law's perspective. She said she would not particularly want to know the passcode to her married child's home.
Lee Kyung-shil emphasized, "I don't even want to try to find out, and I don't want to interfere in my child's life. I don't want to know the passcode, either."

However, she also spoke about how parents naturally wonder about their children's lives. She said, "I am curious. I just pretend not to be," adding, "What parent wouldn't be curious about how their child is living?"
When Jenny Son explained, "The question is asking what you would think if my mother-in-law asked for my home passcode," Lee Kyung-shil changed her answer.
Lee Kyung-shil said, "I think I would tell her if she asked." She continued, "I would make the passcode extremely long, and I don't think I would write it down separately for her."
Lee Kyung-shil also expressed her affection for her daughter, Jenny Son. When asked, 'If you were born again, would you meet as mother and daughter as you are now, or as best friends?' she answered that she would want to meet her again as mother and daughter.
Speaking about her daughter, Lee Kyung-shil said, "I feel that Sua is loved wherever she goes. Every time I see that, I think I raised her well," adding, "I think she will also become a daughter who is like a friend as we go through life, and I am very satisfied right now."

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