
Dae-Han, Min-Guk, And Man-se (Song Triplets (trio) Bio: Age, Members, Net Worth, Parents, Height, Siblings
The Song Triplets—Daehan, Minguk, and Manse—are the beloved fraternal triplet sons of South Korean actor Song Il-kook, who captured global hearts through their appearances on KBS’s The Return of Superman from 2014 to 2016.
Known for their distinct personalities and adorable antics, the trio became a cultural phenomenon in South Korea and beyond, earning widespread love for their charm and brotherly bond.
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- Members Real Names: Song Dae-han, Song Min-guk, Song Man-se
- Stage Name: Song Triplets, Daehan Minguk Manse
- Active From: 2014
- Origin: Seoul, South Korea
- Active Until: Ongoing
- Nationality: South Korean
- Occupation: Reality TV Personalities, Child Actors
- Net Worth: Estimated $4 million to 5 million
Early Life and Members
The Song Triplets are fraternal triplets born to actor Song Il-kook and his wife, High Court Judge Jung Seung-Yeon.
Their names, when combined, mean “Long Live the Republic of Korea,” reflecting their father’s patriotic pride. Below are detailed bios for each.
Song Dae-han

- Date of Birth: March 16, 2012
- Age: 13 years old
- Place of Birth: Seoul, South Korea
- Ethnicity: South Korean
- Religion: Unknown
- Parents: Song Il-kook and Jung Seung-yeon
- Siblings: Triplets Min-guk and Man-se
- Education: attended elementary school in Seoul and briefly in France
As the eldest triplet, Daehan faced health challenges at birth due to his position in the womb, with his brothers pressing on him, requiring medical attention post-birth.
Known for his responsible and gentle nature, he often cared for his brothers and father in The Return of Superman.
Described as charismatic and soft-spoken, he showed early curiosity, notably during medical checkups, suggesting an analytical mind.
Song Min-guk

- Date of Birth: March 16, 2012
- Age: 13 years old
- Place of Birth: Seoul, South Korea
- Ethnicity: South Korean
- Religion: Unknown
- Parents: Song Il-kook and Jung Seung-yeon
- Siblings: Triplets Daehan and Man-se
- Education: Middle school in Seoul; previously attended elementary school in France during 2018–2019
The middle triplet, Min-guk, is known as the “aegyo prince” for his cute expressions and talkative personality.
He struggled with a larger head as a baby, leading to frequent falls, but his intelligence and charm shone through, especially in memory tasks and singing.
His outgoing nature made him a fan favourite, often melting hearts with his interactions.
Song Man-se

- Date of Birth: March 16, 2012
- Age: 13 years old
- Place of Birth: Seoul, South Korea
- Ethnicity: South Korean
- Religion: Unknown
- Parents: Song Il-kook and Jung Seung-yeon
- Siblings: Triplets Daehan and Min-guk
- Education: Middle school in Seoul; attended elementary school in France briefly
The youngest triplet, Man-se, is a free-spirited “troublemaker” with a magnetic personality.
A self-proclaimed car enthusiast, he was often seen with toy cars and displayed a love for vehicles, even refusing to leave ride-on toys.
His playful and social nature made him a standout, although he required more guidance, which he often received from his brothers.
Formation
The Song Triplets “formed” as a public entity on July 6, 2014, when they joined The Return of Superman, a KBS reality show where celebrity fathers care for their children without their mothers for 48 hours.
Song Il-kook, already a renowned actor for roles like Jumong, introduced his then-two-year-old triplets to the show.
Their distinct personalities—Daehan’s leadership, Min-guk’s charm, and Man–se’s free spirit—quickly made them stars.
The trio’s name, “Daehan Minguk Manse,” was chosen by their grandmother, Kim Eul-dong, as a reflection of national pride.
Career
From 2014 to 2016, the Song Triplets became South Korea’s “nation’s nephews” on The Return of Superman, captivating audiences with their adorable antics and brotherly bond.
Their episodes, which featured activities such as park visits, military camps, and cultural experiences, drew high ratings and garnered global fans, particularly in Asia.
They appeared in 11 advertisements in 2015 alone, endorsing products from fruit juice to healthcare, ranking as South Korea’s fifth most popular celebrities for ads. The triplets also made a cameo in their father’s drama Jang Yeong-sil (2016).
After leaving the show in February 2016, the family moved to France for a year due to Jung Seung-yeon’s judicial training, allowing the triplets a break from the spotlight.
They faced racial discrimination there, including a disturbing incident where urine was thrown at them at a playground.
Returning to South Korea, they resumed a private life but reappeared on tvN’s You Quiz on the Block in July 2024, their first TV appearance in a decade.
Now, 13-year-old middle schoolers shared stories of growth and puberty, with Min-guk notably being the tallest in his school at 175 cm.
Social Media
- Instagram: @songilkook
Personal Life
The triplets’ personal lives are closely guarded, with limited public details beyond their father’s updates.
Song Dae-han
- Height: 173 cm
- Marriages: None
- Children: None
- Dating History: None confirmed; playfully teased about “love life” by Min-guk on You Quiz, but Daehan deflected, focusing on school. He was described as the most rebellious during puberty, often leading his brothers.
Song Min-guk
- Height: 175 cm
- Marriages: None
- Children: None
- Dating History: None; Known for his charm, Min-guk humorously prompted Daehan about romance but shared no personal details. Aspires to attend KAIST for science and technology.
Song Man-se
- Height: 172 cm
- Marriages: None
- Children: None
- Dating History: None; Man-se’s playful personality shines in media, with no romantic links. Expressed interest in an art university, following his father’s creative path.

Net Worth
The Song Triplets’ collective net worth is estimated to be $4–5 million, primarily derived from 2015 earnings of $4.26 million through advertisements for brands such as Hana Financial Group and LG Electronics.
Additional income came from media appearances and charity projects, such as the 2015 triplets calendar, which sold 125,000 copies in a single day.
Their wealth reflects their massive popularity, though earnings have slowed since their 2016 hiatus. Song Il-kook’s estimated net worth of $10–15 million (from acting and endorsements) supports the family, but the triplets’ direct contributions are significant for their age.
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