In "Solo, Because", actress Lee Min-young's house was revealed for the first time, with its wood-tone interior catching attention.
The house of actress Lee Min-young was unveiled on the 4th in the SBS Plus and E Channel entertainment show "Solo, Because."
On this day, Lee Min-young noted that she would be revealing her solo life for the first time through "Solo, Because," a life she has never shown before. He debuted as an actor at the age of four and is a former public talent of MBC alongside actors Ahn Jae-wook and Choi Ji-woo in 1994.
Regarding Lee Min-young's grants, Shin Dong-yeob asked, "What did the person you are cautiously dating say about your appearance on the show?" Lee Min-young smoothly transitioned by saying, "They are probably cheering for me somewhere," and in response to Shin Dong-yeob saying, "You're not ordinary," she mentioned that as someone often called a homebody, "I have no chance to meet new people, so I am used to and comfortable with the solo life," adding, "I don't pursue happiness by living with someone."
When asked how often she stays at home, Lee Min-young said, "I go out about once a month; if I have no work, I don't go out much," and added, "I like being at home; I find it really comfortable to be alone at home." When asked how she manages recycling, Lee Min-young said, "In my current house, I can throw things away on my floor; I don't even need to take the elevator." In response, Shin Dong-yeob remarked, "Recycling at home? You might have been able to do that since you started earning money at four," and added, "It seems like your mother took good care of you until the end." Lee Min-young responded, "When I was little, my mother collected all the money I earned as a child, so I can live without working," and everyone envied her, saying, "That's also a blessing."
As the atmosphere lightened, Lee Min-young's single house was unveiled. The neat wood-tone interior caught attention. The simple decor was notable for an actress's house. Furthermore, the refrigerator and walls were filled with world maps and magnets from various countries, as she mentioned having traveled to 20 countries, which drew attention.
The SBS Plus and E Channel entertainment show "Solo, Because" portrays the honest daily lives of charming singles who feel lonely because they are single, yet happy, and airs at 8:40 p.m. on Tuesday evenings.
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