Song Joong Ki’s wife Katy Louise Saunders made dinner for her husband to take to the movie set, wanting her children to live in Korea, not in England.
On the morning of March 6, Song Joong Ki did an exclusive interview with Newsen newspaper to promote his new work My Name Is Loh Kiwan. Here, the male idol born in 1985 shared many storms about his wife Katy Louise Saunders and their 8-month-old son. During an interaction with Korean reporters, actor Song revealed for the first time about the time his Western wife was pregnant: “When Katy was pregnant, she was always by my side throughout the filming of My Name.” It’s Loh Kiwan. The film crew also felt comfortable and familiar with her. At that time, I had very little free time because I focused on filming and taking care of my pregnant wife.”
Director Kim Hee Jin also revealed that during filming, even though Katy Louise Saunders was pregnant, she was always by her husband’s side, making meals for him to take to the set. She was also very beautiful and thoughtful.
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In front of reporters’ cameras, Song Joong Ki expressed concern that his first son’s image might be made public: “At first I didn’t feel pressured to reveal my personal life. But then, I felt worried because I received a lot of attention. When my son was born, I thought to myself ‘I wish the baby’s pictures wouldn’t be made public’ and felt pressured. I couldn’t publish everything related to personal life because it is privacy. Up to now, I am worried and cautious every time I mention my son.”
In an interview with Korean media the other day, director Kim Hee Jin said that having a wife and children had a positive impact on Song Joong Ki’s acting: “His spirit became more comfortable after getting married.” and become a father. I think Song Joong Ki can do many more great things.”
In addition, Katy Louise Saunders also revealed to everyone that she wants her children to live in Korea, not in England. She wants her child to be close to her father and grandparents and live in Korean culture.
