This week on SBS "My Little Old Boy," FT Island's Lee Hong-ki joins the show as a "My Little Old Boy" son, revealing an unpredictable, unprecedented daily life and home for the first time.
On this day, when Lee Hong-ki's mother appeared in the studio as a new member of the "Mother Avengers," Heechul's mother welcomed her, saying, "Hong-ki is my son Heechul's close friend." In response to MC Seo Jang-hoon's question, "What score would you give Lee Hong-ki as a son?" Hong-ki's mother unabashedly gave a low score, saying, "My son is a 40." The unprecedentedly low score prompted a stir in the studio, with comments like, "I've never seen a mother like this before," and curiosity increased about Lee Hong-ki's home and daily life, which would be unveiled for the first time.
Following that, the real-life image of Lee Hong-ki waking up and his unique home captivated attention. His mother couldn't hide her surprise at the traces of life scattered all over the house, making it impossible to find a place to step. MC Seo Jang-hoon, who witnessed the messy house, reportedly expressed shock, saying, "This is on another level."
The sight of Lee Hong-ki freely moving around the house right after waking up led to reactions like, "It seems he really lives according to his stream of consciousness." In particular, when a gigantic "thing" next to the bed was revealed, everyone in the studio was astonished, saying, "This is something we've never seen before." Heechul's mother, witnessing Lee Hong-ki's unpredictable actions, remarked, "He's a tougher opponent than Heechul," which elicited laughter.
Meanwhile, when the state of the clothing room, resembling a jungle, was revealed, Hong-ki's mother sighed, while MC Shin Dong-yeob laughed out loud, saying, "Only Hong-ki's mom has lost her smile." While digging through the mountain of clothes, Lee Hong-ki went outside, wandering around anywhere until the late hours, raising curiosity about what exactly happened to him.
The everyday life of the "free-spirited oddball" Lee Hong-ki, whom no one can stop, can be checked out on Sunday, May 11, at 9 p.m. on SBS "My Little Old Boy."
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