Kim Min-jong reveals transformed Yangpyeong second house for the first time in 5 years... from Feng Shui routines to grilled salmon
SBS's "My Little Old Boy" will showcase Kim Min-jong's renovated second house in Yangpyeong on the 11th. During the broadcast, Kim Min-jong will share his unique Feng Shui routines, attempt camping cooking, and discuss recent rumors and his canceled Hollywood project.
[News & Book = Reporter Song Yeong-du] A house that has completed its renovation after 5 years is being revealed for the first time. SBS 'My Little Old Boy' will introduce Kim Min-jong's changed Yangpyeong second house in the broadcast on the 11th.
Recently, Kim Min-jong invited Lee Jong-hyuk and Min-soo Yoon to his newly decorated Yangpyeong second house. The two could not hide their admiration at the sight of the interior and outdoor spaces, which have changed beyond recognition from before. Kim Min-jong, who has shown extraordinary affection for Feng Shui, wakes up in a single-person outdoor tent and continues with mysterious actions, showcasing his own unique Feng Shui routine.
Following this, Kim Min-jong takes on a challenge of camping cooking for his guests. He draws attention with 'Finnish-style salmon grilling,' where salmon is fixed to a wooden board and grilled over a fire, but the two cannot hide their worry at his somewhat unstable cooking skills. It is said that Kim Min-jong broke into a sweat as an unexpected sudden situation occurred.
While reminiscing about the memories of the four members of 'A Gentleman's Dignity' who reunited last year after 13 years, a surprise phone connection with Kim Soo-ro is made. Kim Soo-ro begins to offer unrestrained dating advice to Kim Min-jong, the only unmarried member, and reportedly even volunteered to arrange a blind date, leaving Kim Min-jong embarrassed.
In this broadcast, Kim Min-jong also opens up about the times he suffered mentally due to recent rumors surrounding him. He drew attention in the studio by mentioning the process of withdrawing his lawsuit after MC Mong's apology and the story of why his next Hollywood project inevitably fell through.
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