The untold story behind the creation of the classic hit "A Million Roses" is set to be revealed.

Beloved singer-songwriter Shim Soo-bong is making waves by introducing her husband to the public for the first time on television, offering viewers an intimate look into their shared life.

The Chuseok special episode of KBS2's "New Release: Editor's Table," airing on the 17th, promises to unveil Shim Soo-bong's private world and her intriguing family history.

Shim welcomes the production crew into her home of over 30 years. Visibly taken aback by the array of cameras, she quips, "Are there always this many cameras?" before giving a tour of her residence. The highlight comes when she sits at her 30-year-old piano, treating viewers to an impromptu performance.

This episode marks the television debut of Shim's husband. When she calls out "Honey," he appears, showcasing his attentive nature by swiftly tending to her needs. Shim's nephew, Son Tae-jin, expresses his astonishment, saying, "This is our uncle's first public appearance..." The cast chimes in, marveling at the couple's evident affection.

The show also delves into the couple's romantic history. Shim and her husband first crossed paths when she was a radio DJ and he was a producer. She confesses it was initially unrequited love on her part. To convey her feelings, she would serenade him with songs, nurturing their budding romance.

Viewers will also learn the backstory of the iconic song "A Million Roses." Shim reveals how this national favorite came to be, crediting her husband by saying, "It was all thanks to him..."

The program offers a glimpse into Shim's daily routine and diet. She shares her culinary preferences, revealing a particular dish she enjoys "eight out of ten times." This favorite meal will be unveiled during the broadcast.

Tune in to KBS2's "New Release: Editor's Table" on the 17th at 8:30 PM to witness Shim Soo-bong's day-to-day life and the first-ever televised appearance of her husband.

Born in 1955, Shim Soo-bong has captivated audiences with numerous hits throughout her 49-year career, including "I Only Know Love" and "A Million Roses."