Lee Sang-min Reveals Newlywed Home and IVF Journey on 'My Little Old Boy'

On the July 13 episode of 'My Little Old Boy' (미운 우리 새끼), Lee Sang-min (이상민) is set to unveil his new home with his wife for the first time. Previously, he shared candid moments from their daily life and their journey through in vitro fertilization (IVF). After overcoming rumors of his departure from the show, Lee returned with a more cheerful and genuine demeanor, capturing the audience's attention.

In this episode, Lee Sang-min reflects on his past as a single man, having moved six times, and expresses his desire to settle down, stating, "I want to establish a home now." Having cleared a staggering 6.9 billion won in debt and parted ways with his mother, this new chapter holds significant meaning for him. He shared, "The time I spent alone was meaningful, but now I want to walk forward together."

The episode also marks the first time Lee introduced his wife to the viewers. The couple is preparing for IVF, with medical professionals expressing optimism about their chances of conception, even mentioning the possibility of twins. Lee encouraged his wife, saying, "Let’s not get our hopes too high for the first attempt. You can decide on the next steps," to which she responded with determination, "Even if we fail, we will try again."

When Lee suggested they attempt IVF until October and then take a two-week vacation if it doesn’t work, his wife humorously remarked, "Won't that mean you’ll lose your job?" This light-hearted banter brought laughter to the studio, with fellow cast member Seo Jang-hoon (서장훈) chiming in about the potential consequences of taking a break from the show.

As Lee Sang-min shares his authentic daily life and newlywed experiences, viewers have expressed curiosity about his earnings from the show. Online comments reflect this interest, with fans asking, "How much does he earn to afford a new home after paying off 6.9 billion won?" and wishing him happiness, while praising his wife as truly wonderful.

Lee Sang-min continues to be a prominent figure on SBS's 'My Little Old Boy,' now embracing the title of 'newlywed' as he connects with his audience.