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Lee Min-ho is a South Korean actor, model, and singer best known for his roles in popular dramas such as City Hunter, Boys Over Flowers, and the film Gangnam Blues. He is recognized as one of the most prominent actors in South Korea and has gained international fame through his work in Korean dramas and films.
Lee Min-ho was born in Seoul, South Korea. As a child, he aspired to become a professional football player and was selected to join a youth football class run by renowned Korean footballer Cha Bum-kun. Unfortunately, a serious injury he sustained in the fifth grade halted his athletic ambitions. During his second year of high school, he shifted his focus to modeling and eventually transitioned into acting.
Lee has an older sister, Lee Yong-jung, who is the CEO of MYM Entertainment, the talent agency that represents him. He pursued higher education in Film & Arts and obtained a bachelor's degree from Konkuk University in Seoul.
Lee Min-ho’s romantic relationships have attracted significant media attention. He dated actress Park Min-young, his co-star from City Hunter, and their relationship was publicly confirmed. However, it lasted only a few months, and the couple eventually parted ways. The specific reasons for their breakup were never disclosed, and both have remained discreet about the matter.
In 2015, Lee’s relationship with singer and actress Suzy (a member of the girl group Miss A) was confirmed by their respective agencies. The couple was often in the spotlight and faced media scrutiny. At one point, rumors circulated involving Suzy and actor Kim Woo-bin, but no credible evidence supported any claims of infidelity. Lee and Suzy remained together for over two years. However, in late 2017, their agencies confirmed that the couple had amicably ended their relationship.
As of now, Lee Min-ho is not married and has no children. He remains private about his family life and has not frequently spoken about his parents or their influence on his career. There is no confirmed information about him cohabitating with any former or current partners.
Lee began his acting career with a minor role in the sitcom Nonstop 5. His official debut came with the EBS youth drama Secret Campus. In 2006, Lee was involved in a major car accident, which required several months of recovery and temporarily halted his career progression. He returned to acting in 2007 in the teen drama Mackerel Run. Although the show was short-lived due to low ratings, it marked the beginning of his rise in the industry. That same year, he appeared in several other productions, including I Am Sam and Get Up.
Lee Min-ho's major breakthrough came in 2009 with his leading role as Goo Jun-pyo in the KBS2 drama Boys Over Flowers, an adaptation of the popular Japanese manga. The show's success across Asia catapulted Lee to stardom. He gained numerous endorsement deals from brands in food, fashion, beauty, and more, solidifying his position as a top Hallyu (Korean Wave) star.
In 2010, he took on the role in Personal Taste, showcasing his versatility as an actor. He further expanded his popularity with the action drama City Hunter (2011) and the historical-fantasy series Faith (2012).
In 2013, Lee ventured into singing and released his first album, My Everything, aimed primarily at his fanbase in Asia. Although he does not consider himself a professional singer, his music career was well-received, particularly during fan meetings and concerts. In the same year, he became the first Korean actor to perform at CCTV’s Lunar New Year Gala in China, further boosting his recognition across Asia.
Lee Min-ho continues to take on prominent roles in television and cinema, with projects such as The Heirs, Legend of the Blue Sea, and The King: Eternal Monarch receiving international attention. His estimated net worth is approximately 10 million USD, earned through acting, endorsements, and international fan events.
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