He opened the door silently. It was a space where unfamiliar excitement and familiar farewells intersected. His smile was calm, but his eyes were filled with old scars. This was Lee Sang-min's newlywed home.
Lee Sang-min first revealed his newlywed home on SBS's 'My Little Old Boy' aired on the 13th. In this broadcast, he announced a new beginning as he moved for the seventh time in his life.
The newlywed home, revealed for the first time, captured attention from the start. With a clean white interior, a view of Namsan Tower unfolding before him, and an open living room landscape, excitement was conveyed even through the screen. Lee Sang-min stated, “Leaving behind the past home where many things happened, I am writing another story in a new space.”
The following scenes were filled with the excitement of newlywed life. Sitting on a pink sofa with a smile, Lee Sang-min introduced a large turquoise bed, expressing his heartfelt wish, “This is a space for me, my wife, and our child.” His gaze was warm, and his voice was cautious.
However, laughter was not absent. Im Won-hee and Kim Jun-ho jumped onto the newlywed bed first, striking playful poses that flustered Lee Sang-min. The shocked expression of Oh Na-ra and the laughter from the scene made the atmosphere even softer.
The highlight was the secret room. Quietly opening the door, the room was already prepared with a baby crib, a mobile, and toys. Lee Sang-min smiled, saying, “The first IVF treatment failed, but I prepared with the mindset to try until the end.” Within those words were both hope and determination.
The scars left behind were not light. Amidst the traces of both sadness and joy, Lee Sang-min began anew. The hope that could be felt without words lingered in that space.
Meanwhile, the broadcast also captured the cheerful moments of Im Won-hee and Kim Jun-ho visiting Lee Sang-min's newlywed home. They gifted him a Jeju Island Dolharubang, wishing, “I hope you have a baby soon and that blessings come your way,” while Lee Sang-min shared that he is currently living in a rented place but has plans for homeownership in the future, painting a picture of his future.
[Kim Seung-hye, MK Sports Reporter]
