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Former 'Bonihani' Star Lee Soo-min Now in Her Mid-20s, Looks Unchanged
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Former 'Bonihani' Star Lee Soo-min Now in Her Mid-20s, Looks Unchanged

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Actress Lee Soo-min, famous for her role in the children's show 'Bonihani,' is now in her mid-20s.
  • She recently shared photos from an amusement park, noting she might not be able to ride attractions as much due to aging.
  • Lee Soo-min's youthful looks have remained consistent, drawing attention from fans.

Actress Lee Soo-min, who gained fame as the host of the popular children's show "Bonihani," has now entered her mid-20s. Her enduring youthful appearance continues to capture attention, with fans noting that while she has grown, her face seems remarkably unchanged.

Recently, Lee Soo-min shared a series of photos on her social media from a visit to an amusement park. In her caption, she humorously remarked, "But now that I'm getting old, I don't think I can ride much anymore."

The accompanying images show Lee Soo-min enjoying her time at the park. She opted for a classic look, pairing a white short-sleeved shirt with a checkered skirt, reminiscent of a school uniform. In one photo, she is seen trying on a headband from a gift shop, adding a playful touch to her outing.

Fans have responded warmly to her post, with many commenting on her unchanging looks and wishing her well. Her transition from a beloved child star to a young adult continues to be a topic of interest for her followers.

But now that I'm getting old, I don't think I can ride much anymore.

โ€” Lee Soo-minLee Soo-min commented on her social media post from an amusement park visit.
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