'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2' Kim Byung-hyun goes on a business trip to the U.S. without informing his wife... Conflict over overnight stay notification

It was revealed on SBS variety show ″Same Bed, Different Dreams 2 - You Are My Destiny″ that Kim Byung-hyun went on a business trip to the United States without informing his wife, Han Kyung-min. The broadcast mentioned that Kim Byung-hyun was invited to attend the 25th anniversary celebration of a championship held in Arizona, USA, for a 2-night, 3-day schedule. Although the team invited family members to join, Kim Byung-hyun said he did not consult his wife because the children had to go to school. He explained, ″If I consulted, they would have said they wanted to go together.″ On the day of the trip, Kim Byung-hyun notified his wife, ″I’m going on a business trip today. I might not be able to come home. It’s an important matter. If I say anything, it might jinx it, so I’ll handle it first and then let you know.″ In response, Han Kyung-min expressed frustration, saying, ″How can you tell me about staying out overnight on the day itself? It would be so much better if you told me in advance.″ Kim Byung-hyun joked, ″I was worried it might jinx things if I said anything.″ In the studio, Kim Gu-ra pointed out, ″He went to the Arizona event without telling anyone. Still, he should have told her about the business trip to the U.S.″ Seo Jang-hoon said, ″If you were invited to the 25th anniversary celebration, you should at least inform your wife.″ Lee Ji-hye and Lee Hyun also sympathized with the wife’s position, saying he should have told her beforehand. Kim Byung-hyun defended himself, saying, ″It was a 2-night, 3-day trip, so I considered the kids getting tired.″ Meanwhile, Kim Byung-hyun is a former Major League Baseball player who was the first Asian to play in the World Series. After retiring, he has been balancing business and broadcasting activities. He previously revealed that from the age of 45, he can receive about 300 million won per year in Major League pensions, and he disclosed that he has tried various food businesses such as steak houses, ramen shops, and burger joints, but 11 of his stores have closed.