Lee Hyori just proved once again that she’s refreshingly honest — and fans are loving it!

The legendary singer recently appeared as a guest on KBS Radio Cool FM’s Turn Up the Volume, where she opened up about how she manages her body and weight. During the show, hosted by her close friend Maybee as a special DJ, a listener asked for her diet tips.

To everyone’s surprise, Lee Hyori casually responded, “I naturally don’t gain weight. I weigh 53kg. When I gain a lot, I go up to 54kg, and when I lose, I go down to 51kg. I’ve never gone outside that range.”

She added, “I’ve actually never done a diet. Sometimes, I look too skinny or my cheeks look hollow, so these days I try to eat well. People often say thin people look weak, so I try to gain a little weight.”

Fans praised her for being so honest and real. Lee Hyori has always been open when it comes to topics like body image and health.

Back in 2017, she shared on Hyori’s Homestay 2 that her weight had gone up from 52kg to 55.6kg, and in 2019, she said she weighed 57kg but still fit into all her old clothes.

Lee Hyori, who married fellow musician Lee Sang Soon in 2013, lived in Jeju Island for 10 years before moving back to Pyeongchang-dong, Seoul in October last year.

Even without dieting, Lee Hyori continues to be one of the most iconic stars in Korea — and fans love her just the way she is!

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Actor and now CEO Jo In Sung is touching hearts with his kind actions once again.

On May 5, in celebration of Children’s Day, Jo In Sung donated sneakers to kids in need through a charity group called “Manna,” made up of entertainers who work together to help children.

This group gives sneakers to kids every year on Children’s Day and Christmas, and this time, Jo In Sung personally joined the effort.

But this isn’t the only kind thing he’s done.

It was also revealed that Jo In Sung has been quietly paying for snacks every month for children in an orphanage.

On top of that, during last year’s movie “Smugglers” screening, he invited over 30 people, including teens from orphanages and those with rare illnesses, along with their families and caretakers — all out of his own goodwill.

Since 2020, he’s also been helping with treatment costs for children with rare diseases, showing his steady and heartfelt support behind the scenes.

Fans praised Jo In Sung for staying humble and kind, doing good without asking for praise.

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