Lee Seong-mi's son is verbally abusive to trash and bugs...I killed the child with a horse

By JunSeok, Kim

Nov 03, 2025

Lee Seong-mi's son is verbally abusive to trash and bugs...I killed the child with a horse



Comedian Lee Sung-mi told me about her children's educational experiences.

On the 3rd, the YouTube channel 'Together with Sean' updated a video saying 'How Lee Sung-mi, the first comedian who succeeded in all three children, will educate her children! (Parents & prospective parents must watch)'.

In the video, Lee Seong-mi said, `My first son went to Canada six months before graduating from elementary school and entering middle school to study. I was originally a mother who opposed studying abroad. But I immigrated according to the kids, and it was a war. Every day was a war. I don't know why I cursed at my son like this. My mother's intention was to wake up early, go to school, and live a good life, but the relationship got worse and worse when she broke it. I have to go to school at 8:30, but I go to school at 9 o'clock, go to 12 o'clock, and go as I please. But my son said 'The butler ' was so embarrassing. I had a time to look back when my son said, "No one knows I'm good outside my mother and I'm doing this at home." But people don't change quickly."




Lee Seong-mi's son is verbally abusive to trash and bugs...I killed the child with a horse
Lee Seong-mi says "Mothers are all the same. I'm cursing you for the best. One day, I set the table and I took a double bath. I poured out 'You don't go to school properly and you're a bitter, buggy person' in my heart, 'Your son, shall I make you what you said?' and it was terrifying. I felt like my son was bloodied and dead by my curse. I was wide awake. So I stopped swearing after that day. But my son was more anxious. So I apologized to the child. I was the mother who bullied my child that I didn't get my way. So I knelt down and apologized, but my son also burst into tears. After saying, "Mom, have you ever complimented me?" my son began to study.It was a clue to the relationship's recovery."

It also unveiled self-reliance training. In order to give his eldest son, who was studying in Canada an opportunity to live on his own, he cut off financial support and helped his son become independent. "It was a difficult decision, but the child bumped into a person, learned the value of money, and eventually found his way. Now, I'm happy to have a brunch shop in front of Sinchon Ewha Womans University."






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