Lee Dong-gun Reveals Rare Illness Diagnosis on 'My Little Old Boy'

Actor Lee Dong-gun has sparked concern among viewers after revealing his diagnosis with a rare illness on the SBS reality show 'My Little Old Boy' (Woori Eomeoni).

In a preview clip released at the end of the episode, Lee was shown visiting a hospital, expressing worries about his health. He described experiencing symptoms five times a month, with his eyes turning noticeably red, startling those watching.

During his consultation with a specialist, Lee detailed the severity of his condition, stating, "It feels like stabbing even when I just breathe, it hurts as if pricked by a needle." The specialist, after examining his symptoms, delivered a shocking diagnosis: "It's a rare disease that affects 1% of our population."

News of Lee Dong-gun's sudden rare illness diagnosis has drawn significant attention to his health recovery.

'My Little Old Boy' airs every Sunday at 9 PM KST.

Lee Dong-gun, born in 1980, debuted as a singer before transitioning to acting. He has starred in numerous popular dramas such as 'Lovers in Paris' and 'Marry Me Now'. Beyond television, he has also showcased his talents in musical theater, receiving critical acclaim for his performances. His diverse career spans over two decades in the Korean entertainment industry.