"Thank you for your understanding." Lee Ji-hye differs from Ki Eun-se... No controversy over nuisance construction [Star Issue]

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Singer and broadcaster Lee Ji-hye revealed her newly moved-in home, sharing behind-the-scenes details of the interior design.

On the 27th, a video titled "First Reveal: Lee Ji-hye's Full Renovation of a 40-pyeong (approx. 132 sqm) Home After Moving" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Not Ugly Celebrity Sister'.

The released video showed Lee Ji-hye presenting her newly moved-in home. She said, "Previously, I lived in an 80-pyeong (approx. 264 sqm) house, but now it's 49 pyeong (approx. 162 sqm). Although it's smaller, I think it will be comfortable with a cozy interior design."

Following this, she revealed the structure of her new home and showed the ongoing construction process. She remarked, "Storage was crucial during the renovation. There were many requests, but they accommodated all of them. Interior design involves both art and technical skills," expressing admiration.

After the interior work was completed, the interior designer stated, "Actually, since this is an older house, we focused more on making it sturdy and safe rather than just aesthetically pleasing. Even when modifying the structure, we insisted on doing everything properly within the legal framework." He added, "What I'm truly grateful for is that everyone in the neighborhood was very understanding."

In response, Lee Ji-hye also expressed her gratitude once again: "I am so thankful because I know the residents must have been extremely inconvenienced. Although we tried to be careful, it was inevitably noisy and disruptive. Thank you all for your understanding."

Meanwhile, actress Ki Eun-se moved into a villa in Seochon-dong, Seoul last month. However, at that time, a netizen raised concerns on social media in April, stating, "The house has been under renovation for months because an actress is moving in. The alley in front of the house is occupied by construction vehicles, making it difficult for even one car to pass through. Construction debris and dust have not been properly cleaned." This sparked controversy over nuisance construction.

Subsequently, Ki Eun-se's agency explained, "After recognizing that some residents experienced inconveniences related to parking and cleaning, we apologized to the residents who raised complaints, completed neighborhood cleaning, and took swift measures to address vehicle access issues."

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