After Yoo Jae-seok left, 'Lee I-kyung Show' begins [Official]

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Actor Lee I-kyung (37) is drawing attention for continuing active activities overseas, unlike in Korea. Amid controversies over his private life, he will hold a solo fan event in Japan.

A Japanese performance planning company recently began promoting '2026 Lee I-kyung Show' on its official Instagram account. According to the announcement, '2026 Lee I-kyung Show' will be held on October 25 at 1:00 p.m. at Hitotsubashi Hall of the Tokyo Education Center in Japan.

In the released video, Lee I-kyung greeted the audience in Japanese and left a message: "I will visit you again with 'Lee I-kyung Show' after one year. To create a time where we can truly laugh and enjoy together this time, I have prepared diligently. So that you may think, 'As expected, Lee I-kyung Show is fun,' I will work even harder. Let's definitely meet on October 25."

Lee I-kyung has been focusing his activities primarily on overseas stages since leaving MBC's variety show 'What Do You Do?' with Yoo Jae-seok in November last year due to private life controversies. Following the announcement in December last year that he would appear in TBS Friday drama 'Dream Stage' (DREAM STAGE) in Japan, he also starred in July this year in the Korea-Vietnam co-produced film 'Me Oi, Ve Nha' (Mom, Come Home).

Lee I-kyung has taken legal action after being involved in unpleasant private life allegations exposed by a German woman. Furthermore, suspicions of tax evasion have been raised during the operation of his one-person corporation. Regarding this tax assessment, he clarified: "The result of this tax audit is a matter arising from differences in tax law interpretation between the tax authorities and our company regarding expense handling standards in the process of operating the corporation. We clearly state that there was no intentional omission of income or any illicit tax evasion whatsoever."

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