So Yoo-jin recently delighted fans after sharing a heartwarming family moment featuring her youngest daughter, Se-eun, during a Children's Day trip to Jeju Island.
According to reports from Naver , the actress uploaded a short video to her social media account on May 5 showing Se-eun enthusiastically dancing to Catch Catch by YENA. The young girl appeared full of energy as she confidently performed the choreography while wearing adorable pigtails and playful oversized glasses.
So Yoo-jin described the sweet moment in the caption, writing, "Playing 'Catch Catch' from the morning with a puffy face on Children's Day. She's having so much fun!"
Fans quickly flooded the comments section with praise for Se-eun's lively personality and impressive dance skills, with many noting how naturally she followed the choreography and hit all the key dance moves.
The actress also shared more details about the family getaway, revealing that they were vacationing on Jeju Island together. "Let's have fun today too!! We're on a trip to Jeju. Se-eun really loves Choi Ye-na," she wrote as reported by Xportsnews.
One detail that especially caught the attention of fans was Se-eun's glasses, which So Yoo-jin revealed cost only 1,000 won, or less than one U.S. dollar. The inexpensive accessory unexpectedly became a talking point online, with many viewers charmed by the family's simple and relatable moment despite their celebrity status.
When one social media user asked whether the family was staying at The Born Hotel, the actress confirmed, "I am at The Born Hotel right now." The hotel is operated by her husband, Baek Jong-won, one of South Korea's most recognizable celebrity chefs and restaurateurs.
So Yoo-jin and Baek Jong-won married in January 2013 and have three children together. The couple has long been considered one of South Korea's most beloved celebrity families, frequently drawing attention for their warm family dynamic and down-to-earth image.
Born in 1981, So Yoo-jin rose to fame through hit dramas including "Rookie," "Delicious Proposal" and "Fox and Cotton Candy." She also appeared in "Rival" and the film "Mai Ratima."
