‘I Live Alone’ reveals Cha Woo-min’s daily life… Tops 2054 variety ratings for fourth consecutive week

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MBC’s ‘I Live Alone’ ranked first in the 2054 age group viewership ratings among variety programs for the fourth week of October 2026.

According to Nielsen Korea, MBC’s ‘I Live Alone’ (directed by Heo Hang, Kang Ji-hee, Kim Jin-kyung, Moon Gi-young, Jung Ji-un, and Kim Gyu-ri), which aired on the 23rd, recorded a household viewership rating of 4.9% in the metropolitan area and a 2054 age group rating of 3.0%, securing first place among Friday variety programs. In particular, it also ranked first in the weekly 2054 age group ratings for the fourth week of October, maintaining its top position for four consecutive weeks.

The ‘highest minute’ featured Cha Woo-min eating chicken breast and boiled potatoes that he had prepared himself while taking a walk through the streets of Mangwon-dong. Viewership peaked at 6.2% as audiences were drawn to the approachable charm of the ‘Mangwon-dong social butterfly,’ who warmly greeted acquaintances encountered in every alleyway.

Cha Woo-min revealed his diligent daily routine as the ‘father of five’ caring for five pets, including a cat and a snake. He showcased the diverse appeal of the ‘Great Duke of Mangwon’ by demonstrating everything from a rigorous exercise routine to high-level cooking skills prepared for his friends.

Meanwhile, Code Kunst and Lee Sun-min built a special brotherly bond while working out together at ‘Sansjang.’ Lee Sun-min personally prepared bulk-up bento boxes, stir-fried pork with soy sauce (jeyuk bokkeum), and braised eggs in soy sauce (dalgyang jangjo-rim) for Code Kunst. Moved by the gesture, Code Kunst remarked, “This must be what it feels like to have an older brother.”

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