Super Junior's Yesung made a tearful confession about his father on the most recent broadcast of SBS's 'Strong Heart'. He stated, "To be honest, I didn't like my father when I was a child. He was always strict, and we rarely talked. Our relationship was so distant that I sometimes wondered if I had any attachment towards my father." Yesung went on, "Our relationship is really similar to the relationship�Choi Minsoo's character had with his father in the drama, 'Sandglass'. That's how scary my father was, and because both my parents worked, our time together was scarce. When I came to Seoul to become a singer, they were against it, and they didn't even like the fact that I listened to music." The singer felt very choked up as he expressed his emotions, and he stopped to gain composure. He went on to say, "Three years ago, I suddenly had 50 missed calls. My father was badly hurt... and he needed a blood transfusion. I left during a recording, and I thought about a lot of things as I went over to my father. Three of his fingers had gotten caught in a machine, and it began to suck my father in. It happened during a night shift so no one could hear him, and he said he was unable to scream. That's when I kept thinking how frustrating it must've been." "After that incident, I decided that I should go try to connect with my father first. I thought that our family should have time together. Because of this, I moved my family to Seoul, and I set up a coffee shop for my father." When the hosts asked him how his father was currently, Yesung answered, "He doesn't have much balance. I think it's because he was badly hurt. He can't close his fingers or use his left hand." Yesung also expressed how happy he was with their relationship now, stating,� "Now, my father is like an older brother to me. I never knew how innocent and cute my father was. I'm really happy now." Source + Photo: My Daily via Naver