Five years, countless flights, and one very emotional homecoming: Jung Hyung-don's family is back under one roof.

The Infinite Challenge favorite has wrapped up five years as a "gireogi appa," the Korean term for a "wild goose dad" who works at home while his family lives abroad for the kids' schooling, Money Today reports.

Goodbye, Hawaii

His wife, writer Han Yoo-ra, lived in Hawaii with their twin daughters for five years, while Jung kept working in Korea and flew back and forth to spend time with them, according to Money Today. A video posted Oct. 17 on Han's YouTube channel, "Han Jakga," recorded their final month there, the outlet reports, and Star News says Han and the girls have recently returned to Korea.

In the video, the couple sat down together in the Hawaii condo where Han and the twins had lived. When Han asked how it felt to come home "in glory," Jung joked that they should "take out the 'glory' part," according to Money Today (translated from Korean by House of Grey).

Then he gave her the credit. "Han Yoo-ra, you worked hard. Really, for five years," he said, per Money Today (translated from Korean by House of Grey). Han answered that nobody in the family had it easy, so she couldn't take all the credit herself.

He also opened up about why they did it. Jung said he had always wanted to study abroad himself, and that the longing he felt as a child stayed with him. "In a way, it was my own wish," he said, as quoted by Money Today (translated from Korean by House of Grey). News1 headlined the same moment with his words calling the girls' studies abroad "compensation for what I lacked."

Doni Doni is back

And there's more good news. Jung has opened a tonkatsu shop in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, Star News reports. It's his Doni Doni Donkatsu brand, which he first launched in 2011 and which sold out on home shopping channels. In April he announced he was selling it again for the first time in 13 years, starting on home shopping before opening the shop, the outlet says.

Friends have been stopping by to help spread the word. Comedian Shim Jin-hwa posted photos from her visit with her husband Kim Won-hyo, and singer Lee Ji-hoon brought his whole family, according to Star News.

From Samsung to sketch comedy

Jung's path to TV was anything but typical. Born on March 15, 1978, in Gimcheon, he grew up in Busan and worked for Samsung Electronics in Suwon for six years before entering entertainment, according to Wikipedia. He made his TV debut on the sketch show Gag Concert in 2002, joined Infinite Challenge in 2005 and, in 2011, started co-hosting Weekly Idol with rapper Defconn.

The twist: an Infinite Challenge reunion

But the visitors that made fans' hearts skip were two very familiar faces. Jung's fellow Infinite Challenge members Park Myung-soo and Jung Jun-ha both visited Doni Doni Donkatsu, Star News reports, sharing photos from the shop.

Years after the show, the old crew still turns up for each other. Love that for him. (More Korean star news: Youn Yuh-jung's quiet 80th birthday party.)

Jung debuted as a comedian with KBS in 2002 and married Han in 2009; the couple welcomed their twin daughters in 2012, according to Money Today and Star News.