Kim Byung-man's shock to his ex-wife...Economic rights, bank accounts, and insurance were taken away
Aug 26, 2025
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Kim Byung-man spoke for the first time about his married life with his remarried wife, two children, and his ex-wife in the 91st episode of TV Chosun 'Joseon's Lover', which aired on the 25th.
He had a bad relationship with his ex-wifeIt is described as ' and has been separated since 2012 after the marriage registration in 2010. Everything is my choice, so I can say it's a failure."
Then "As soon as I reported the marriage, my ex-wife let my mother out of the house. The hardest thing since then has been the economic problem"The ex-wife took all the public certificates and resident registration cards. All I could see was a bankbook for paying the performance fee."
Also "I didn't even know my bank account password, so I had to report the loss and check it. I used a debit card and it was always over the limit. On the other hand, his ex-wife used a card worth between KRW 20 million and KRW 30 million and took out all the cash every month, he revealed.
"People say why I handed over the official certificate, but if I didn't pass it over, the harassment continued," Kim Byung-man said. "I rode a lot of emotional rollercoasters at that time."
He also revealed an anecdote when he was hospitalized in the United States with a spinal injury. In 2017, when I asked if I was going to be disabled or not, my wife didn't even come. Rather, I bought my life insurance. If I had died, I would have made a lot of money. It's not a 'lover' but a story that's going to be in a crime documentary.
On the other hand, regarding his remarried wife and family, "It's like bottled water I met just before I died in the desert."It is the closest relationship to my home, my ego. It was my wife, daughter, and son who raised me up again. I get emotional when I see the kids. The children saved me."
Meanwhile, Kim Byung-man divorced in 2023 after a long lawsuit with his ex-wife, and a lawsuit against his adopted ex-wife's daughter was also cited on the 8th.
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