Celebrity couple HaHa and Byul recently welcomed the birth of their 2nd son on Wednesday. The couple who have been married since 2012 named their second-born So Wool.
Allkpop reported the representative of the happy couple announced happy couple's representative announced the jolly news on March 22. The representative said that both Byul and her son are healthy. HaHa and Byul's relative, Noh Hang Chul, also expressed his happiness on his radio show "Good Morning FM". Noh revealed that he met HaHa earlier and the "Running Man" member looked so pale and nervous he barely talked.
Back in October, Byul shared the news of her second pregnancy by posting on her Instagram. She wrote in her post that her first son, Dream, is soon to be a big brother. The couple's first son was born in 2012, the same year they got married.
HaHa and Byul's announcement to tie the knot was quite a surprise for everyone. The "Running Man" star admitted that he was pretty upset when the media bombarded him with a lot of questions when he revealed his wedding plan. HaHa stated that a lot of reporters asked him about physical contact and maintaining chastity before marriage which he thought has crossed the line.
Previously there were reports saying that Byul got pregnant before she's even married with HaHa. However, the couple reportedly has been registered as married a month before their wedding day. "The pregnancy was before our wedding day, but it wasn't premarital," said HaHa to clarify the rumor.
HaHa and Byul kicked off 2017 by sharing their love life in MBC's "Human Documentary". The TV show features a couple struggling with their every day's life as they're expecting their second child. On the show, Byul shared now that her family is getting bigger, her husband has to work harder that he barely at home. Even though Byul had been dealing with morning sickness and pregnancy mood without HaHa by her side, she claimed she has nothing against him. Now, the couple's filled with joy with the presence of a little bundle of joy that they call So Wool.
