Actor Jo Jung Suk is showing his playful side as a father, revealing how he uses his acting skills to entertain his two daughters, including one role he is no longer allowed to play.

Jo Jung Suk is set to appear on the October 29 episode of SBS' variety show "Master Jang Hang Jun", where he will share funny stories about his family life with his wife, singer Gummy, and their two daughters.

During the conversation, Jo Jung Suk revealed that both daughters closely resemble him.

*"My first daughter looks exactly like me, but my second daughter looks even more like me,"* he shared.

The actor then explained that his experience in acting has become particularly useful during playtime at home.

According to Jo Jung Suk, his daughters enjoy playing princess games, and he has taken on a very specific responsibility.

*"I specialize in playing the prince during princess games,"* he said proudly.

However, Jo Jung Suk is not the only family member involved in their little performances.

He revealed that Gummy also participates, taking on the unusual role of a clock.

*"Gummy makes the sound 'Ding, ding,' and then our daughter acts out, 'Oh no, Prince! I have to go!'"* he explained.

Jo Jung Suk then described how he quickly responds with his own improvised dialogue to keep the game going.

*"I immediately say, 'Wait, it's only 11:30! Don't leave yet,' and grab her wrist. She absolutely loves it,"* he recalled, drawing laughter with his enthusiastic storytelling.

While Jo Jung Suk's performance as a prince has been a success at home, he admitted that his acting skills have also caused one funny problem.

*"I was banned from playing the monster because my acting was too realistic,"* he revealed.

His comments offered a glimpse into how the actor brings his professional skills into everyday family activities, sometimes with unexpectedly funny results.

During the episode, Jo Jung Suk will also discuss how Gummy influenced one of his career decisions.

He revealed that he decided to appear in the film *My Daughter Is a Zombie* after his wife recommended the project.

Host Jang Hang Jun responded by sharing a similar experience, explaining that his wife, screenwriter Kim Eun Hee, had encouraged him to accept a directing offer for *The King's Warden*.

The conversation highlighted the supportive relationships both entertainers share with their wives, alongside Jo Jung Suk's humorous stories about raising his daughters.

Jo Jung Suk's appearance on *Master Jang Hang Jun* will air on **October 29 at 10:20 PM KST on SBS**, offering viewers a closer look at his life as a husband and father.