Jonathan and TARZZAN stage a family portrait for Monthly Oppa, share dating advice

Broadcaster Jonathan turned a family portrait shoot with TARZZAN into a lively exchange of jokes and personal advice on Monthly Oppa, opening up about rehabilitation after a leg injury and his struggles to express romantic interest.

The series follows Jonathan as he visits someone new each month. For his meeting with TARZZAN, he chose a family portrait theme, suggesting they combine their best individual shots into a single composite image resembling a family photograph.

“Let's take a family photo,” Jonathan proposed, noting that adults do not often have opportunities to sit for one. Makeup professionals also accompanied them to the shoot.

The pair kept the atmosphere playful as they prepared and posed. Jonathan joked that TARZZAN's styling had a “Trump feel” and that he resembled Mark Henry. TARZZAN responded with quick wit and suggested poses inspired by Single's Inferno.

Their easygoing banter also touched on jaw-joint exercises, with TARZZAN teasing Jonathan that they were “what you seem to need most.” Jonathan complimented TARZZAN's appearance but grew bashful under his gaze.

“I'd rather you didn't stare at me so intently. My makeup isn't quite done right now,” Jonathan said.

TARZZAN also offered a humorous clarification about his hair: “It didn't disappear; I always kept it cut. I'm not bald.”

Between shots, the conversation became more personal as Jonathan discussed rehabilitation treatment he had recently begun. He said he wanted to move more actively during his broadcasting work but was finding it difficult because his injured leg could not keep up with what he wanted to do.

Drawing on his own experience, TARZZAN suggested that a positive outlook could help. “The energy of people enjoying what they want to do can sometimes ease knee pain,” he said, offering encouragement as Jonathan worked through his concerns.

The two were similarly candid when the conversation turned to dating. Jonathan said his difficulty expressing his feelings left him with unrequited crushes, prompting TARZZAN to share his approach to showing interest.

“For starters, it shows,” TARZZAN said. He suggested that eating together or taking photographs for someone could create a natural opportunity to exchange contact details. More specifically, he described sending pictures through the iPhone's AirDrop feature as a way to exchange phone numbers.

When Jonathan said he used a Galaxy and acted out a situation in which he sought someone's contact details, TARZZAN replied, “For that, contact the company,” drawing laughter at the shoot.

Jonathan continued the role-play using TARZZAN's suggested approach, bringing their conversation to a playful close.

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