Lee Yo-won, side by side with her daughter who 'graduated from a prestigious U.S. university'… Superior height resembling her 173cm mother [The Real Actresses]

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Actress Lee Yo-won drew attention for appearing alongside her eldest daughter, who boasts a tall stature.

On the 4th, a video was released on the YouTube channel 'The Real Actresses,' showing actresses Kim Young-ran, Lee Kyung-jin, and Ahn So-young attending a fashion show.

That day, Kim Young-ran happened to run into Lee Yo-won at the fashion show venue. Kim asked, "Do you remember doing a drama with me in the past?" When Lee did not recall, Kim mentioned the drama 'Kkokji,' which aired in 2000.

Kim explained, "I was Won-bin's mother," and only then did Lee respond, "Yes, yes," expressing her delight.

Following this, Kim said, "When I saw you back then, I wondered why you got married so early." In response, Lee pointed to her daughter standing beside her and replied, "That's why I had her," drawing attention.

Lee Yo-won's eldest daughter, who appeared in the video, captured attention with a tall stature and slender figure comparable to her mother. In particular, she appeared even taller than Lee, who is 173cm, sparking surprise.

Kim recalled, "She got married at an age when she could have expanded as a lead actress after the drama 'Kkokji' ended." She added, "She stood out to me right from her debut. I thought she would become a big star, so I was surprised when she suddenly announced her marriage."

When the production team joked with Kim that she should give allowance money to Lee's daughter, Kim retorted, "She earns more than I do. She said her husband is rich," eliciting laughter.

Meanwhile, Lee married a businessman who was formerly a golfer in 2003 and has one son and two daughters. Her eldest daughter is known to have graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), a prestigious U.S. art university.

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