It was revealed that Lee Sang-woo (63)'s second son is active as a vocalist and composer for an indie band.
In the episode of KBS 1TV 'Hwang Shin-hye's Let's Live Together' airing on the 9th, Lee Sang-woo will appear and mention the recent updates on his two sons.
Lee Sang-woo revealed that his second son, Lee Do-hoon, began learning music at the age of four. Lee Do-hoon debuted in April 2024 with the four-member band Can't be Blue as a vocalist and composer. The band's content has also recorded 26 million views.
He also mentions the bond between his two sons. Lee Sang-woo confesses that caring for his eldest son, who has developmental disabilities, has made their family even stronger. He particularly expresses pride as a father, noting that the two sons care for and rely on each other.
Lee Sang-woo first gained recognition in 1988 through the 'Gangbyeon Gayo Festival'. Although he was a strong contender for the grand prize, he narrowly missed out after a close contest with Lee Eun, who performed 'Damtadi'.
He later rose to the top of the music industry with 'The Place Where I Meet Her 100M Before'. Lee Sang-woo also talks about his peak period when he would pay about 10 million won for a single company dinner.
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