Lee Hyori sold her home, Han Hye-jin installed a fence… Kim Min suffers from "unauthorized intrusion" as the "trendsetter's tribulation" [Star Issue]

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Actress Kim Min is experiencing the growing pains that come with fame as she rises to become a "trendsetter." She is suffering internally from the "measles of privacy invasion," a harsh ordeal previously endured by top star Lee Hyori, top model Han Hye-jin, and others.

Earlier on the 2nd, Kim Min made her debut appearance on MBC's 'I Live Alone' (hereinafter 'I Live Alone'), turning the living room drama scene upside down. She showcased her life in an old house in Dongducheon, Gyeonggi Province, instantly captivating viewers with her untamable wild charm.

Kim Min, who rose to trendsetter status with just one appearance on 'I Live Alone,' also made her first appearance on MBC's 'Radio Star' on the 28th. The MCs praised Kim Min, saying, "She is the new recluse of 'I Live Alone.' She caused quite a stir right from her entrance."

In response, Kim Min spoke uniquely about the much-talked-about old house in Dongducheon: "That place is a good space for me. New Zealand, where I lived during my study abroad period, has vast land and low population density, so there were many opportunities to be alone. But when I come to Korea, that becomes very difficult. That place (the Dongducheon house) is my older brother's family home, which I have known since long ago. It became an empty house after his mother passed away. It is a space where I can be alone and do rehearsals."

Unlike the cheerful reaction of "It seems like MC Yoon Tak from 'I Am a Natural Person' should come visit," Kim Min revealed unexpected serious privacy invasion incidents, evoking sympathy.

Kim Min confessed, "Too many people come to that house. Cars just drive into the yard, look around, and if someone is there, they leave again." She added, "Even though I was careful about (location) security, everyone found out."

Like Kim Min's case, privacy troubles for trendsetting stars are nothing new. In the past, singer Lee Hyori and her husband Lee Sang-soon suffered from incessant unauthorized visits by tourists after revealing their home in Aewol-eup, Jeju through JTBC's 'Hyori's Homestay.' Eventually, the couple sold the house, where they had spent their newlywed life, to JTBC.

Model Han Hye-jin also suffered severe unauthorized intrusion after revealing her 500-pyeong villa in Hongcheon, Gangwon Province through YouTube channels and other media. Subsequently, she revealed on SBS's 'My Unpretty Little Baby' that she had installed a fence around the Hongcheon villa against her will. At the time, Han Hye-jin shared a shocking story: "If I put up a fence or wall, wouldn't it be like I am being locked in? I came because I wanted to be in nature, so I did not want to install a fence. But one morning, while I was in the living room, there was a gray sedan parked right in the middle of the yard. At first, I thought it might be someone I knew, but it was a stranger. When I asked, 'How did you get here?' they said they came after watching TV. Even though I told them it was private property, they went down to the valley. When I repeatedly asked them to take their car and leave, they got angry and said, 'I won't watch TV anymore.' It was too sad."

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