Lee Hyun-yi ♥ Hong Seong-gi: Raised their children successfully—now off to Hong Kong… Even in their 14th year, it’s still sweet romance
Lee Hyun-yi revealed the latest on her trip to Hong Kong with her husband, Hong Seong-gi. / Lee Hyun-yi SNS[MyDaily = Reporter Han So-hee] Model and broadcaster Lee Hyun-yi showed off a sweet married-couple vibe as she revealed the latest on her trip to Hong Kong with her husband, Hong Seong-gi.
On the 24th, Lee Hyun-yi posted several photos on her SNS along with the caption, "I am on a trip to Hongkong."
Lee Hyun-yi revealed the latest on her trip to Hong Kong with her husband, Hong Seong-gi. / Lee Hyun-yi SNSIn the released photos, the couple is seen spending affectionate time against the backdrop of Hong Kong's dazzling night view. The two smiled brightly while looking at each other, and naturally stayed close together, creating a movie-like atmosphere.
Lee Hyun-yi revealed the latest on her trip to Hong Kong with her husband, Hong Seong-gi. / Lee Hyun-yi SNSIn another photo, they were also spotted enjoying an intimate date at a rooftop bar and an antique-style restaurant. Their matching black-and-white couple look also drew attention. Lee Hyun-yi matched a white halter-neck blouse with black pants, showing off her long, slender figure as a top model, while her husband, Hong Seong-gi, completed a warm, handsome look with a neat shirt style.
Lee Hyun-yi revealed the latest on her trip to Hong Kong with her husband, Hong Seong-gi. / Lee Hyun-yi SNSIn particular, fans showed strong interest in their trip as just the two of them without their two sons, reacting with comments such as, "It still feels like their honeymoon," "A couple that is pure visuals," and "More dazzling than Hong Kong's night view."
Meanwhile, Lee Hyun-yi married Hong Seong-gi, a former semiconductor development engineer at Samsung Electronics, in 2012, and they have two sons.
Recently, she also drew attention by candidly speaking about her children's education. Through her YouTube channel, Lee Hyun-yi explained why she chose Jungang University Affiliated Elementary School of the College of Education, where her two sons are enrolled, saying, "The dismissal time is relatively late, and the history classes are good. I also liked the math-centered education." Regarding allegations of preferential treatment for admission raised by some, she drew a line, saying, "There is absolutely no sibling admissions track."
It was also reported that her eldest son, Hong Yoon-seo, was accepted into CTY (Center for Talented Youth), Johns Hopkins University's gifted youth program in the United States, drawing much attention. The program is known to be available only to students in the top 10 percent for application opportunities.
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