Global K-pop icon G-Dragon (Kwon Ji-yong) got candid about love, life, and marriage during his appearance on MBC’s “Son Suk-hee’s Questions 3”, which aired on November 5.
The episode drew wide attention as it marked G-Dragon’s first sit-down with veteran journalist Son Suk-hee in 10 years, offering fans a rare glimpse into the singer’s personal thoughts beyond the stage.
“I Want to Marry Someday… But Can’t Promise When”
When asked what he wants to do once his current chapter of music activities ends — especially with BIGBANG’s 20th anniversary coming up next year — G-Dragon reflected thoughtfully:
“I think I need a pause — a comma in life. I don’t know who placed that comma in my 30s, but it allowed me to reset and start again. If I hadn’t taken that break, I might not be here now.”
Then, with a playful smile, he added:
“And maybe… marriage?”
The remark sparked laughter, and when pressed by Son Suk-hee on whether he truly plans to settle down, G-Dragon replied honestly,
“I want to, but I can’t make any promises. It’s not like the army there’s no set date.”
Asked if he has someone special at the moment, he admitted with a grin,
“Not yet. I’m not the type to go just because someone tells me to come.”
Still in His Prime
Despite his light-hearted comments about marriage, G-Dragon remains fully immersed in music. The singer is currently in the middle of his world tour “Übermensch,” continuing to prove his star power and creativity across global stages.
As fans celebrate two decades of his artistry and influence, his remarks serve as a reminder that even legends crave moments of reflection, rest, and maybe one day romance.
Editor’s Insights: G-Dragon’s ‘Ubermensch’ Era
G-Dragon’s appearance on Son Suk-hee’s Questions 3 was a landmark moment for his personal brand. By calling marriage his “most unknown territory” and admitting he feels surreal when introduced as “Dad’s friend” to Taeyang’s son, he has successfully transitioned from the “Enigmatic Fashion Icon” to the “Relatable Icon in his late 30s.”
- The Insight: This vulnerability is a calculated move. In 2026, Hallyu legends are finding longevity by embracing domestic aspirations. Fans are no longer just buying his music; they are invested in his search for the “comma” (rest) he discussed during the interview.