Lee Yo-won: "A truly realistic 'Cohabitation Blind Date 2,' with fathers appearing... 'Meeting the Parents' on the eve" [Park So-hyun's Love Game]

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Actor Lee Yo-won shared key viewing points as the MC of 'Cohabitation Blind Date 2.'

On the the 24th broadcast of SBS Power FM (107.7MHz) 'Park So-hyun's Love Game,' Lee Yo-won appeared as a guest, serving as the MC of SBS's 'Children's Survival Project: Cohabitation Blind Date' (hereinafter 'Cohabitation Blind Date 2'). She openly discussed the reasons for her variety show appearance and the changes in 'Cohabitation Blind Date 2' ahead of its premiere.

On that day, DJ Park So-hyun asked, "I've seen you a lot in variety shows since last year. Is there a special reason?" Lee Yo-won replied, "I started appearing on YouTube first last year," adding, "I usually watch YouTube a lot, and I think it changed my way of thinking."

Lee Yo-won shared, "Rather than thinking within the framework of being an actor that 'I must do this and must not do that,' I came to think it would be better to do what I want to do at the moment."

Additionally, when asked, "You've always had a good sense of humor, but were you unaware of it, or did you miss opportunities because you were an actress?" Lee Yo-won responded, "I don't think I have a particularly good sense of humor. I'm not the type who talks a lot either." She continued, "When I meet close friends, they often say things like, 'People should know this side of you,' or 'You're really clumsy and funny.'"

In particular, Lee Yo-won highlighted the differentiating points of 'Cohabitation Blind Date 2.' She stated, "For Season 2, the applicants gathered because they truly wanted to participate after watching the show," emphasizing, "Season 2 is truly realistic and very factual."

'Cohabitation Blind Date' is a 'parent-accompanied cohabitation-style blind date reality program' that sparked a new trend in Korean dating variety shows with its bold concept of blind dates accompanied by parents. While Season 1, which aired in January, offered a fresh sense of tension by having mothers and children cohabit and participate in blind dates together, Season 2 adds a new variable: 'the entire family appears.' Ten single men and women who gathered with marriage in mind will live together for five nights and six days in Andong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, facing more active flirting and moments of realistic decision-making.

Park So-hyun asked, "Last time, the mothers cohabited, but this time, will the fathers cohabit?" Lee Yo-won clarified, "The fathers won't cohabit, but they will make brief appearances."

What kind of atmosphere change will occur with the fathers' appearance? Explaining this, Lee Yo-won said, "You will feel it like a real blind date or a meeting with the parents," sparking interest.

The chemistry with co-MCs Seo Jang-hoon and Kim Yo-han was also mentioned. Park So-hyun asked, "Isn't Seo Jang-hoon a capital 'T'? Who gives more realistic advice?" Lee Yo-won replied, "Seo Jang-hoon is more 'T' than I am. I remain neutral."

She added, "Kim Yo-han is an 'F' and, being young, focuses on dating. I feel like I'm in the middle, empathizing with both Yo-han and Seo Jang-hoon."

Lee Yo-won then noted about Seo Jang-hoon's realistic advice, "He sometimes says 'no' too harshly," adding, "I tend to explain by saying, 'In that situation, one could get involved like that.'" The reactions and advice the three MCs, each with different perspectives, will show in Season 2 are also expected to be key viewing points.

'Cohabitation Blind Date 2' sees Seo Jang-hoon, Lee Yo-won, and Kim Yo-han reuniting as MCs, following the previous season. The production team has previewed Season 2 as "a spicy, numbingly hot flavor like mala." The first episode will air on Thursday, the 25th, at 9 p.m.

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