2PM Lee Jun Ho appears in 'You Quiz on the Block'.

On June 15th, tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block' made an official statement saying, "Lee Jun Ho participated in the recording today."

The episode featuring Lee Jun Ho will be released on June 29th.

With this, Lee Jun Ho met Yoo Jae Suk and Jo S Ho for the first time in 'You Quiz on the Block'.

After being discharged from military service last year, Lee Jun Ho was reborn as a popular actor through his comeback work, MBC's 'The Red Sleeve'.

On this day's broadcast, Junho is expected to tell behind-the-scenes stories that he hasn't been able to tell before.

Lee Jun Ho debuted as a member of 2PM in 2008 and received great love by releasing hit songs such as '10 out of 10' and 'My House'.

Since then, he has been reborn as an acting idol and has solidified his position as an actor by appearing in movies Twenty', tvN's 'Confession', and 'Wok of Love'.

In particular, Lee Jun Ho won two awards at the '2021 MBC Acting Awards' for Best Actor in a Miniseries and Best Couple Award for 'The Red Sleeve'.

Also, at the 58th Baeksang Arts Awards last month, he was honored with the Best Actor Award in the TV category.

As the next work, the drama 'King the Land' has been confirmed. The broadcast platform and schedule have not yet been confirmed.

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Singer Yoo Seung Jun (Steve Yoo) is once again challenging the South Korean government in court, trying for the third time to lift his long-standing entry ban. His first trial hearing for this lawsuit is happening today (20th).

On the afternoon of the 20th, the Seoul Administrative Court’s Division 5 (Presiding Judge Kim Soon-yeol) will hold the first hearing for Yoo Seung Jun ’s case against the Los Angeles Consulate General and the Ministry of Justice.

He is demanding the cancellation of his visa refusal and a ruling confirming that the entry ban decision is invalid.

Yoo Seung Jun has been blocked from entering South Korea for 23 years due to controversy over avoiding military service.

Back in 2002, just before his enlistment, he left the country for an overseas concert and then suddenly obtained U.S. citizenship, which exempted him from military duty.

As a result, in February of that year, the South Korean government banned him from re-entering the country under the Immigration Control Act.

In October 2015, he tried to obtain an overseas Korean (F-4) visa from the Los Angeles Consulate General, but it was rejected. He filed a lawsuit and won twice at the Supreme Court, raising hopes for his return.

However, in June last year, the consulate once again denied his visa application. In response, Yoo Seung Jun filed a third lawsuit in September, seeking to overturn the visa rejection and get a legal ruling confirming that the Ministry of Justice’s entry ban is no longer valid.

Now, with his third legal battle underway, fans and the public are waiting to see if this will finally be the case that lets him set foot in South Korea again.

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