Problem Child in House: . Song Eun-i discusses life after death; shares funeral playlist and decision on organ donation

On the upcoming September 18 broadcast of KBS2's 'Problem Child in House', Song Eun-i surprises viewers by disclosing her preparations for life after death. Known for her meticulous and disciplined lifestyle, the entertainer revealed that she has pledged her organs for donation, even deciding the location where her ashes should be scattered.

Adding to the surprise, she also shared that she is curating her own funeral playlist.

Kim Jong-kook's playful offer

During the conversation, singer Kim Jong-kook lightened the atmosphere by asking, "Should I sing live for you?" His suggestion sparked laughter, and Song Eun-i playfully replied that she wanted him to perform his hit track 'A Man' at her funeral, prompting even more amusement among cast and crew. According to TV Report, the moment showcased the unique blend of humor and sincerity that defined the episode.

A family choice of giving

Her revelation went further as she spoke about her mother, who has already registered to donate her body for medical research. Song Eun-i admitted that the idea felt unusual at first, but her mother's strong determination made her accept it. The story impressed forensic scientist Yoo Sung-ho, the episode's guest and one of Korea's most respected experts in the field.

Beyond comedy to leadership

Debuting as a comedian in 1993, Song Eun-i has built a multifaceted career that extends well beyond entertainment.

She currently leads a company with over 50 employees and has become known as a successful entrepreneur. Rumors once circulated claiming she was a "KRW 10 billion CEO," equivalent to more than INR 600 million, but she later clarified on tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block' that the speculation was exaggerated.

She explained that her major investment, valued at KRW 7 billion (over INR 420 million), was not in real estate but in building a dedicated content production facility in Sangam-dong. Meanwhile, Kim Jong-kook recently tied the knot with a non-celebrity bride in a private ceremony on September 5, attended by about 100 close family members and friends.