Lee Da-hae Discusses Her Unique Debut Journey and Life as a Newlywed with Se7en

Lee Da-hae Opens Up About Life and Career on Kkondae-hee

On January 18, the Kkondae-hee channel premiered a captivating episode titled “Do Everything You Want, Da-hae,” featuring the talented Lee Da-hae as a special guest. The episode is part of the popular Let’s Eat series.

Having celebrated her marriage to singer Se7en in 2023, Lee Da-hae is currently experiencing the bliss of married life. Prior to the filming, she shared an amusing story about her husband, who reached out to his good friend, Kim Dae-hee, requesting he look after her during the shoot. “He spoke with him and encouraged me to enjoy the day,” Lee Da-hae explained.

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In a lighthearted moment, Kim Dae-hee responded with a cheeky remark, saying, “I hung up on him right away. I’m not too fond of that guy,” which prompted everyone to erupt in laughter.

During the video, Lee Da-hae also mentioned Se7en’s recent venture into running a golf channel. She recounted a humorous incident where her husband participated in a tournament alongside Kim Dae-hee and Kim Jun-ho. “I heard that Kim Dae-hee got hit by a golf ball,” she said, genuinely concerned. “Are you okay?”

Playing up his comedic persona, Kim Dae-hee quipped, “It was my face that got hit, so why are you asking me if I’m okay? I don’t know,” which drew hearty laughter from the crew.

Lee Da-hae also took the opportunity to share a heartfelt story about her unique journey into the entertainment industry. She reminisced about relocating to Australia with her family in her early years. “When I returned to Korea for a brief time during high school, my relatives remarked, ‘You’ve grown up so beautifully,’” she recalled.

Her interest in performing arts blossomed early, as she participated in the KBS children’s musical choir and practiced traditional Korean dance. While KBS was hosting the Miss Chunhyang pageant, she submitted a photograph of herself in her aunt’s hanbok, aiming to win the award designated for overseas Koreans.

“I wanted to use the prize money for my return ticket to Australia and complete my studies,” she said. “However, I ended up winning the grand prize, which ignited my aspiration of becoming an entertainer. Following high school, I bravely moved to Korea alone, staying with friends while auditioning until I was cast in ‘Lotus Flower Fairy,’” she recounted, sharing the inspiring details of her debut.

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