The ever-charming actor Lee Dong Wook is turning heads with his youthful looks that could easily pass for a college newbie.

On April 16th, Lee Dong Wook shared a snap on his personal account. Even though he's hitting 42 this year, he looks so fresh-faced in the photo that you'd think he's in his 20s. Seriously, if he said he was 24, we'd believe him!

Fans online were all praises, commenting, "He could totally pass as a lead in a teen drama", "Why am I the only one aging", and "I mistook him for a college freshman, he looks so vibrant".

Earlier, Lee Dong Wook's agency, King Kong by Starship, unveiled a series of photos featuring him on the cover of 'Vogue Man Hong Kong's April issue.

In the released photos, Lee Dong Wook captivated everyone with his stunning features, stylish printed shirt, and chic accessories.

His intense gaze into the camera was particularly mesmerizing. The full-body shot of Lee Dong Wook not only showcased his fit physique but also his ability to strike various poses, earning him much admiration.

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Producer Rhymer had a funny and proud moment on TV when he revealed that he got more screen time than actor Kim Woo Bin — and his parents couldn’t be happier.

On the May 1st episode of tvN’s variety show Handsome Guys (episode 21), cast members Cha Tae Hyun, Kim Dong Hyun, Lee Yi Kyung, and Shin Seung Ho were joined by guest Rhymer, filling in for Oh Sang Wook, who was away for the Fencing Sabre World Cup.

The team took on the challenge of suggesting lunch and dinner menus for hardworking office workers.

This wasn’t Rhymer’s first appearance on the show. He had previously joined a special episode focused on people born in the Year of the Snake, where he stood out with his unique and quirky charm.

During the episode, Cha Tae Hyun brought up how Rhymer’s screen time had felt a bit short the last time he appeared.

But Lee Yi Kyung jumped in, saying, “It seemed like you were on a lot,” and Rhymer agreed, adding a proud moment from home.

He said, “It ended up being longer than I expected. My parents even said, ‘You were on longer than Kim Woo Bin,’ and they were really happy about it.”

Rhymer’s lighthearted story had everyone laughing, showing how even the smallest moments on screen can be a big deal for proud parents.

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