• Lee Dong Wook Shares Wish for Marriage, but Feels Not Ready for Family

    Lee Dong Wook recently opened up about his thoughts on marriage and shared insights on singlehood and relationships.

    The actor, who is set to star in the upcoming movie 'Single in Seoul,' held an interview in Jongno-gu, Seoul on November 21. 'Single in Seoul,' which is set to be released on November 29th, tells the story of power influencer Yeong-ho, played by Lee Dong Wook, who enjoys being alone, and Hyun-jin, a publishing editor who dislikes being alone, as they collaborate on a book about single life.

    The movie aims to present a realistic portrayal of singlehood with a touch of romance and comedy. Similar to his character Yeong-ho, Lee Dong Wook admitted to living a "single life" for a long time and expressed his contentment with this lifestyle.

    He stated, "This way of living is comfortable and has become familiar to me. My true personality also has a carefree aspect like Yeong-ho." When asked about his personal experience of being single, Lee Dong Wook described it as ordinary.

    He enjoys the freedom to eat, sleep, and watch whatever he wants, highlighting the advantages of being single. In terms of his dating style, the actor described himself as gentle and not overly affectionate. He also revealed that his ideal type is someone who doesn't demand excessive understanding from their partner.

    Speaking about what he considers important in a relationship, Lee Dong Wook emphasized the significance of having compatible sense of humor. He reflected on his past relationships and mentioned that he was happiest when he could communicate well with his partners.

    Having previously mentioned that his "dating cells are dying" due to his long period of singlehood, Lee Dong Wook shared that shooting 'Single in Seoul' was like rehabilitation for him. He explained that while dating isn't a crucial part of his life, working hard and enjoying life are important to him at this stage.

    When asked about his thoughts on marriage, Lee Dong Wook admitted to wanting to get married but believes that he is not yet mature enough to establish a family. He also confessed that he doesn't actively pursue marriage opportunities due to the predictability of his life.

    Lee Dong Wook's candid interview provides valuable insights into his experiences and perspectives on singlehood and relationships. As fans anticipate the release of 'Single in Seoul,' they can look forward to seeing a relatable and realistic portrayal of single life on the big screen.

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  • Jung Woo Sung Makes First Public Appearance in China after ‘out-of-wedlock child’ Controversy – Here’s what He’s been up to

    Jung Woo Sung is back in the spotlight, making waves in China with his latest move.

    According to News1 on April 3, Jung Woo Sung recently visited Beijing alongside Lee Jung Jae as co-founders of Artist Company. The two reportedly met with major entertainment officials, including those from Alibaba Group’s entertainment division, sparking speculation about the potential end of China’s Hallyu ban (Han Han Ryeong).

    Industry insiders shared, "Jung Woo Sung and Lee Jung Jae appear to have discussed Korea-China joint film productions with key figures in the industry."

    Their visit has already become a hot topic in China, with fans quickly spreading sightings of them on Chinese social media platform Weibo. A previous photo of the two visiting a cigar bar with top Chinese actress Zhou Dongyu also resurfaced, drawing even more attention.

    This marks Jung Woo Sung’s first public appearance since his ‘out-of-wedlock child’ controversy in November last year.

    At the time, he shocked the public by admitting he had a son with model Moon Ga Bi. However, he made it clear that they were not married and stated, "As a father, I will take full responsibility for my child."

    Meanwhile, Jung Woo Sung is set to make his acting comeback this year with the Disney+ original series Made in Korea, raising anticipation for his return to the screen.

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