Hwang Kwang-hee Cheers On Lee Hyori's New Beginning: 'My First Hatha Yoga Teacher'

Singer Lee Hyori has received warm support from her friend Hwang Kwang-hee.

Hwang Kwang-hee, CEO of Unknown Movement, recently shared a photo with Lee Hyori on his social media, stating, "After finishing my training in Bali, I made a sudden visit to Yeonhui-dong to meet my Jeju friends, and all the familiar faces were gathered. Lee Hyori, my first Hatha Yoga teacher, 'Teacher Hyori'." In the photo, Lee Hyori is dressed comfortably and sporting her signature lovely smile.

Furthermore, CEO Hwang expressed his support for Lee Hyori's new start, saying, "Teacher Hyori, who has been quietly running a yoga studio in a small village in Jeju for a long time, sharing warm energy with the villagers, is embarking on a new chapter."

He also conveyed his affection, adding, "It is truly a great blessing to be connected with such wonderful people. Although the physical distance has increased, I hope we can continue to give each other good energy from afar and live happily," bringing warmth to the readers.

Lee Hyori officially began her operations as the director of Ananda Yoga earlier this September, after warming up with a one-day class. The reviews have been positive, noting the sincerity embedded in Lee Hyori's approach to running the studio.

Throughout her career, Lee Hyori has consistently expressed her passion for yoga through broadcasts and interviews. Even amidst her life in Jeju with her husband Lee Sang-soon, she has practiced yoga daily and showcased her routine on entertainment shows like 'Hyori's Homestay'. She has emphasized yoga not just as exercise, but as a "crucial time for self-reflection and cultivating the body and mind," delivering a positive message to the public.

Lee Hyori officially launched her new venture as the director of Ananda Yoga in early September. Her appearance on the popular variety show 'Hyori's Homestay' not only showcased her daily life in Jeju but also highlighted her dedication to yoga. She views yoga as more than just physical activity, describing it as a vital practice for self-discovery and mental well-being.