Singer Lee Sang Soon could not help but agree that marrying K-pop artist Lee Hyo-ri was one of the best decisions he has ever made.
On November 21 episode of MBC FM4U's radio show "A Date at 2 PM" (literal translation), Lee Sang Soon appeared as a guest.
During the talk, host Ahn Young-mi curiously asked, "Do you still enjoy tea time with your wife like we've seen on TV?" Lee Sang Soon shyly replied, "I always have tea with my wife in the morning."
Then, he asked about being referred to more as "Lee Hyo-ri's husband" than as a musician. Lee Sang Soon answered, "I don't dislike being called Lee Hyo-ri's husband. It's only natural since Hyo-ri is a superstar, much more well-known than I am."
He continued, "I was a musician before meeting her, and I remain one after meeting her. My identity is simply that of a musician, so I just want to be called a musician. Being Lee Hyo-ri's husband can't exactly be a profession, can it?"
When Ahn Young-mi noted, "Still, you're often called one of the top three husbands who married well," Lee Sang Soon laughed and admitted, "I did marry very well. I can't deny that."
Ahn Young-mi added that Lee Hyo-ri is also often told she married well, to which Lee Sang Soon responded, "That makes me feel great. I'd love to hear more of that," sparking laughter.
Since November 4, Lee Sang Soon has been hosting MBC FM4U's another radio show "It Is a Perfect Day" (literal translation). He shared that Lee Hyo-ri monitors his show daily, saying, "While I'm on air, my wife takes care of our dogs at home and prepares dinner. She always has the radio on, and if a good song or funny story comes up, she texts me. I sometimes share those texts on the radio."
He added, "These days, it seems like she really enjoys spending time alone at home. I don't know for sure, but that's just my impression. She seems really happy."
After that, Ahn Young-mi jokingly asked if her monitoring makes him feel pressured.
To this, Lee Sang Soon responded, "It's only been two weeks, so I don't feel pressured yet," then playfully commented, "But if she's still doing it two or three years from now, I think I might feel pressured or even scared."
(Credit= MBC FM4U A Date at 2 PM, It Is a Perfect Day)