♥Park Seong-gwang doesn't know... Lee Sol-i's recent update that makes her want to cry [Star Issue]

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Broadcast personality Park Seong-gwang's wife, Lee Sol-i, shared a sad recent update regarding the decline in SK Hynix stock prices.

On the 29th, Lee Sol-i posted a photo with the caption, "I want to cry. I've found the reason why."

In the photo, while conversing with an acquaintance, Lee Sol-i mentioned "Hynix 280," revealing that she purchased SK Hynix shares at 2.8 million won per share. The acquaintance replied, "One more comrade added."

SK Hynix stock prices rose to as high as 2.987 million won on the 29th but closed at around 1.4 million won on the 29th.

Meanwhile, Lee Sol-i married Park Seong-gwang in 2020 and gained public recognition by appearing on SBS variety show "Same Bed Different Dreams2 - You Are My Destiny."

Previously, Lee Sol-i stated, "There is a past I want to erase," adding, "I had times where I met someone with different values and tried to persuade each other all night. Those were days when I chose words to express my feelings and forcibly pushed them into the other person's heart."

She continued, "Two people who have lived in their own universes for decades may find it impossible by principle to fit together without any forced effort, but perhaps it is a miracle possible only as an exception. I am waiting for that exceptional miracle. However, we make mistakes of embracing even the gaps we cannot understand. They say that is called love."

In response, some netizens expressed concern about whether there were issues in Lee Sol-i and Park Seong-gwang's relationship. Lee Sol-i explained, "(Divorce) No, but I am indeed anxious ahead of my regular checkup for a chronic condition."

Later, Lee Sol-i clarified, "Many people worried due to some clickbait," adding, "To clarify, please look at the caption together as well. Even so, beautifully concluding that embracing those differences is love was the right way, but..."

Additionally, in response to a fan's question, "Are you going on vacation with your husband?" Lee Sol-i replied, "Our travel styles differ greatly, so rather than missing out on time together and feeling regretful, let's each enjoy our own trips. I've been doing this since last summer, and the satisfaction level has turned out to be higher than expected."

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