Actress Lee Min-young opened up about rumors related to her divorce.
On the 6th, SBS Plus and E Channel's 'Solo Because' depicted Lee Min-young's daily life.
On that day, Lee Min-young invited friends over for a meal. When her friends talked about their husbands and children, Lee Min-young empathized, saying, "All the husbands are great." This made Hwang Jung-eum laugh as she commented, "I envy those who have lucky husbands the most."
Her friends urged Lee Min-young to start dating. She shook her head, saying, "I have no thoughts of dating these days. I think my dating cells have died." Her friends replied, "You just need to meet someone who can wake up your dating cells. Of course, it can't be forced."
When asked about her ideal type, Lee Min-young said, "I'm an I type, so I need to be chosen by an E type. If a guy approaches me, I'm grateful and end up dating him." Hwang Jung-eum worried, "What if too many guys watching this show start pursuing Lee Min-young?"
Meanwhile, her friends mentioned rumors related to Lee Min-young's divorce. They expressed regret, saying, "People are still saying nonsensical things. I don't know where those stories are coming from."
Lee Min-young confessed, "It's my fault for not speaking up at that time. I thought, 'If I talk, it will just cause more noise,' so I kept silent, and it still haunts me now." She continued, "At that time, I thought if it became news, I couldn't go back. As a result, it led to worse outcomes."
Lee Min-young said, "I haven't searched for myself. But a friend who was very upset said, 'There are so many ridiculous stories out there,' so I searched and found that there were many absurd situations being solidified. I realized that false stories were proliferating, and I didn't know where to start untangling them."
She added, "I think I was an immature adult. Even though it was my issue, I couldn't resolve it well. It was a time when both my body and mind were in pain, so I couldn't figure out what to do. I think I just left it alone. Since I'm not good at expressing myself, when such things happened, I became even more tongue-tied. It felt like I was developing aphasia," evoking sympathy.
[Lee Se-bin, Star Today Guest Reporter]
