Ex-'Running Man' Member Gary Reveals Reason of His Temporary Exit in the Industry

Rapper and TV personality Gary revealed the reason for his three-year hiatus in show business and confessed that he didn't regret his decision. 

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Kang Gary Didn't Regret Taking A Break in the Industry

Kang Gary made his name known as one of the most talented rappers in the Korean music industry, but he garnered more popularity after he joined the longest Korean variety show "Running Man."

He became a mainstay in the said show for years and received much love from the fans and viewers. His hilarious and adorable relationship with his co-stars also added fun to the program's entertainment. 

Unfortunately, he shocked the public with his sudden departure from the show in 2016. The following year, he announced his marriage as well as the birth of his son. The male star made an exit in the industry and during his screen comeback through the show "Superman Returns," Gary revealed his reason for having a three-year hiatus. 

Kang Gary marked his entertainment comeback as he made an appearance in "Superman Returns," where he also introduced his wife and son. The Korean rapper explained why he decided to take time off.

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"I feel like after working over two decades, I ended up suffering from stress and overwork. While I was away to rest, I ended up getting married and had a child, so it turned into paternal leave."

Gary elaborated that he didn't regret taking a three-year hiatus at all. 

Kang Gary Shares Overflowing Happiness of Being Husband & Father

"If people think about it, I've just been resting for over three years. But while I was off work, I was never sad or miserable. Because I was ecstatic when I came home. I felt happiness was so near."

He garnered attention from viewers after he revealed that he didn't have a wedding ceremony with his wife.

"We didn't have a wedding. We skipped the ceremony. We just told a few people that we were getting married. But we just went as the two of us stamped the papers and then went out to eat meat together afterward."

The former "Running Man" member also expressed his gratitude towards his wife, who has been with him no matter what happens in his life and career. 

"I always thought of not having a wedding. But my wife turned out to think the same way. She said we should just sign the papers and live a happy life. We think our relationship is more important than a wedding. I am always thankful and sorry to my wife."

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Shai Collins wrote this.