Lee Junho began his career as a K-pop idol, debuting with the popular group 2PM. Over time, he ventured into acting, marking his 11th screen debut on July 4, 2024. He has gained recognition for his roles in hit K-dramas such as “Good Manager,” “Wok of Love,” and the recent “King the Land.”
On July 4, Lee Junho’s official Instagram featured pictures of him holding a cake, celebrating his 11-year screen debut with a backdrop of festive decorations. The caption noted it has been 11 years since his role as a Squirrel and generated excitement for his upcoming project “Cashero,” encouraging fans to look forward to its release.
2PM is a well-established South Korean boy band known for their powerful vocals, sharp choreography, and catchy music. Formed in 2008 by JYP Entertainment, 2PM originally had eleven members. They were initially called “One Day” but later split into two groups – 2PM and 2AM (known for their ballads). Their discography includes several Korean and Japanese albums, with “MUST” being their latest Korean release in June 2021.
Highly accomplished star
Also known mononymously as Junho, Lee Junho is a highly accomplished South Korean singer, actor, and songwriter. As a member of 2PM, formed in 2008, he is celebrated for powerful vocals, sharp choreography, and hits like “Again & Again,” “Heartbeat,” and “My House.” Beyond performing, Junho is a talented songwriter, contributing to many of 2PM’s songs.
His acting journey started with the film “Cold Eyes” in 2013, followed by significant roles in dramas such as “Good Manager,” “Rain or Shine,” and “King the Land” alongside Im Yoon-ah. Junho has received critical acclaim, notably winning Best Actor – Television at the 58th Baeksang Arts Awards for his role in “The Red Sleeve” (2021), making him the first idol-actor to achieve this honor.
Completed military service
Born on January 25, 1990, Junho is 34 years old as of July 2024. He holds a Master’s degree in Cinematography from Sejong University and completed his mandatory military service from 2019 to 2021.