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Lee Min Ho reveals what his internet search history is like and what he does during his free time

Seoul –– The King: Eternal Monarch actor Lee Min Ho was interviewed for the first time since the dating scandal with former Momoland member Yeonwoo. The star appeared on the official YouTube channel for Esquire Korea magazine.

He appeared in their special interview with the title, “What does Lee Min Ho search on the web? What does he want to ask fans?”

On this day, Lee Min Ho replied to the question, “What is the most important aspect he kept in mind when playing the role of Go Han Soo in the film ‘Pachinko?’ saying, “I wanted to depict the image of the man of that era – a man who met the woman he loves but doesn’t know how to express his love well.”

In the next question, the actor was asked, “What do you do on the days you don’t have filming?” to which he replied saying, “I self-quarantine most of the days. Time flies when I am home. I feel like time is slower when I am outside.”

Lastly, Lee Min Ho was asked, “Who is the person you talk to the most?” and the actor replied, “I stay home a lot so I usually talk to myself a lot.” He then explained, “Rather than talking about anything serious, I like talking about a lot of light playful things.” He added, “When I meet with the people I meet with while filming YouTube, I talk with what we’re doing and talk about the things we have in common.”

Recently the actor was caught in a dating scandal with former Momoland member Yeonwoo. However, both parties denied the dating scandal, according to Allkpop.

Born on Jun 22, 1987, Lee Min-ho is a South Korean actor, singer, model, creative director and businessman. He gained widespread fame worldwide with his role as Gu Jun-pyo in Boys Over Flowers (2009) which also earned him the Best New Actor award at the 45th Baeksang Arts Awards./TISG

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