Singer and broadcaster Lee Sang-min (51) is set to remarry 20 years after his divorce.
According to an SBS official on the 30th, Lee Sang-min will remarry a younger non-celebrity partner. Related details will be revealed in the entertainment program 'My Little Old Boy' airing on May 11.
According to broadcasting sources, Lee Sang-min has been in a good relationship with his partner until recently and has promised to tie the knot, cautiously preparing for the wedding. The wedding is reportedly scheduled for early summer, earlier than the couple Kim Jun-ho and Kim Ji-min.
An SBS official stated, “There has been no discussion regarding Lee Sang-min's participation in 'Dolsing Four Men' and 'My Little Old Boy',” but since these are programs featuring singles, it seems likely that Lee Sang-min's departure is a planned step.
Lee Sang-min married actress and painter Lee Hye-young in 2004 after an 8-year relationship, but they divorced the following year. With the announcement of his remarriage, he is set to establish a new family 20 years after his divorce.
Lee Sang-min debuted in 1994 as part of the mixed group Rula and transitioned to a producer in the late 1990s, achieving success with acts like Shakra, S#ARP, and Country Kko Kko, becoming a top producer until the early 2000s.
However, he faced repeated failures afterward and attempted to reinvent himself as a businessman, but in November 2005, he incurred a debt of 6.98 billion won due to bankruptcy. After that, he faced various controversies for 6-7 years, including operating gambling sites and facilitating illegal loans, but made a spectacular comeback in 2012 as a music deity and is currently active as a host and entertainer on various TV programs.
