Moon Hee-joon shared the reason why he continues to keep his hair long.
On the July 28 broadcast of SBS's "You're my destiny" (hereafter "You're my destiny 2"), Moon Hee-joon started his day with a scalp care routine.
During the broadcast, Park So-yul asked Moon Hee-joon why he insists on having long hair. Moon Hee-joon began by saying, "Ever since I debuted, long hair has been my main style. People associate Moon Hee-joon with bobbed hair."
He continued, "As it's my 30th debut anniversary, fans said they wanted to see the bobbed hair again. That's why I'm growing it out," explaining that his hairstyle is for the fans to commemorate his 30th debut anniversary.
Watching this, Kim Sook remarked, "It was unique and pretty when you were young, but doesn't it look like Kim Sook now?" to which Moon Hee-joon gave a cool response, saying, "I like it," bringing laughter.
He added, "Nothing is confirmed yet, but if we hold a concert, I need to leave my hair like a blank canvas," revealing plans for dyeing it as well. When Park So-yul asked what color he would dye it, Moon Hee-joon said, "Why would I say that now? It has to be a surprise," and added, "I can't trust anyone. I have to reveal the color as a surprise on stage," raising anticipation for his transformation.
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Moon Hee-joon Reveals Why He Still Rocks Long Hair on 'You're my destiny 2'
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