Kim Il-woo captivates ‘Groom Class’ viewers with sweet gestures and candid thoughts on marriage |
Actor Kim Il-woo is solidifying his status as a “romance master” on the variety TV show ‘Groom Class,’ where his budding relationship with actress Park Sun-young has viewers completely captivated. In the episode that aired on November 12, Kim Il-woo showcased both his considerate nature and his surprisingly smooth flirting skills, creating a major buzz among the audience as their sweet dynamic continues to be a highlight of the show. Their on-screen chemistry, which has developed over several episodes featuring everything from ski trips to romantic getaways, has become a central focus for fans.
Small gestures, big impact
According to MK Sports, during the episode, Kim Il-woo spent time at a detached house with Park Sun-young, actress Bang Eun-hee, and singer Position (Lim Jae-wook). While preparing dumplings with Bang Eun-hee, he demonstrated his deep affection for Park Sun-young in a subtle but incredibly sweet way. Remembering that she has a distaste for green onions, he was meticulously careful to add only a very small amount to the dumpling filling. This thoughtful and considerate gesture, though small, spoke volumes about his attentiveness and didn’t go unnoticed by the other cast members or the viewers at home.
A master of flirting
Later, in a moment that had everyone’s hearts fluttering, Kim Il-woo’s surprise “flirting” skills stole the show. While Park Sun-young was in the middle of cooking a pot of knife-cut noodle soup, she turned to him and casually asked, “Do you like it thick or clear?” Without missing a single beat, Kim Il-woo looked at her and smoothly replied, “I just like whatever Sun-young makes for me”. This heart-stopping response, delivered with sincerity, caused a frenzy among the show’s panelists and sent a wave of excitement through the audience, cementing his reputation as a natural romantic.
Honest thoughts on marriage
The episode wasn’t just about cute moments; it also featured a surprisingly deep and candid conversation about the realities of marriage. When Bang Eun-hee directly asked if he wanted to get married, Kim Il-woo shared his sincere and mature belief: “You shouldn’t meet someone just because you want to get married; you should get married after meeting the person you truly want to marry”. He thoughtfully added, “I think marriage is something you can only do when the desire to do it arises from the heart.” This blend of romantic charm and genuine insight continues to make Kim Il-woo a beloved figure on ‘Groom Class,’ which airs every Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. on Channel A.
