Actress Hwang Shin-hye has spoken candidly about her family during a recent television appearance, revealing the life-altering accident that left her younger brother paralyzed and highlighting his perseverance through art. Her remarks offered viewers a glimpse into a deeply personal chapter of her life while underscoring themes of resilience and familial support.

The comments were made during the Jan. 14 broadcast of KBS1's variety program "Let's Live Together," which featured Hwang Shin-hye alongside fellow single mothers Jang Yoon-jung and Jeong Ga-eun. The episode centered on the cast's shared daily experiences and personal stories, fostering intimate conversations.

During a discussion about hobbies, Jang Yoon-jung mentioned that she paints. Hwang Shin-hye responded by telling the tale of her brother. Explaining his situation to the panel, she said, "My younger brother paints too. He had an accident when he was 29, and he injured his neck and became paralyzed. So he paints with his mouth. But it's similar to the paintings (that Jang Yoon-jung draws." Sport Chosun reported her remarks, highlighting her brother's work as a mouth-and-foot painter.

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Hwang Shin-hye went on to share a personal moment reflecting her admiration and empathy for her sibling. Describing her own attempt to understand his experience, she said, "I also put the brush in my mouth, but it was so hard to hold it in my mouth." The comment illustrated the physical difficulty of the technique and the respect she holds for her brother's dedication, according to Sport Chosun.

The broadcast also revealed artwork created by Hwang Shin-hye's younger sister, Hwang Jeong-eon. The program showcased the painting's delicate brushwork and remarkable detail, considering the method employed. Naver reported that the artwork surprised viewers and cast members alike for its precision and emotional depth.

Upon unveiling the painting, Jang Yoon-jung visibly reacted to it. Expressing her admiration upon seeing the finished piece, she said, "You draw so well." Her response reflected the broader sentiment in the studio, as the participants acknowledged the skill and effort behind the artwork, Naver noted.

Hwang Shin-hye's story resonated with audiences by emphasizing perseverance in the face of hardship. By sharing her brother's journey—from a devastating accident at age 29 to finding expression and purpose through painting—she highlighted the strength within her family and the power of art as a means of resilience.

The episode prompted warm reactions from viewers, many of whom praised her openness and the inspiration behind her brother's work.