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Jeong Jun-ha Teases Lee Jang-woo About His Weight: "You're a Bullfrog"

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Comedian Jeong Jun-ha jokingly commented on actor Lee Jang-woo's weight gain, calling him a "bullfrog."
  • Lee Jang-woo revealed his weight to be 103kg during a recent broadcast, which became a topic of discussion.
  • Jeong Jun-ha and chef Lee Won-il met with Lee Jang-woo for a recipe development segment on the show 'Rural Village Lee Jang-woo 3.'

During a recent episode of MBC's 'Rural Village Lee Jang-woo 3,' a lighthearted exchange occurred between host Lee Jang-woo and guests Jeong Jun-ha and chef Lee Won-il. The segment, focused on recipe development, took a humorous turn when Jeong Jun-ha playfully teased Lee Jang-woo about his physique.

You're a bullfrog.

· Jeong Jun-haJeong Jun-ha's playful remark to Lee Jang-woo upon seeing him.

Lee Jang-woo, who recently garnered attention for revealing his weight at 103kg, was greeted by Jeong Jun-ha with the remark, "You're a bullfrog." This jest was met with laughter, highlighting the comfortable and familiar dynamic between the entertainers.

Lee Jang-woo expressed his gratitude towards Jeong Jun-ha and Lee Won-il, referring to them as his "life mentors" and the individuals who have guided him in his culinary journey since the first season of the show. Their reunion on the program underscored a sense of camaraderie and shared experience.

Aren't we a full house of guests now that we're here?

· Jeong Jun-haJeong Jun-ha joking about their presence adding to the show's appeal.

The episode showcased Lee Jang-woo's dedication to his culinary research for the 'Rice Thief Run' event, a part of the Buan Beach Marathon. The interaction between the three personalities provided a moment of levity and entertainment for viewers, characteristic of the show's engaging format. For us in Korea, such interactions between popular entertainers are a staple of variety programming, offering relatable humor and a glimpse into the personalities behind the public figures.

They are my life mentors from Season 1 to Season 3. They are the ones who taught me about food.

· Lee Jang-wooLee Jang-woo expressing his appreciation for Jeong Jun-ha and Lee Won-il.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.