Korean singer K.Will recently showcased his love for collectibles in a YouTube segment titled 'Why 46-Year-Old K.Will Is Still Single,' hosted by Kwak Beom.
In the episode, Kwak Beom visited K.Will's remodeled three-story home in Seorae Village. When asked about the house, K.Will explained, "It was a house I liked. I moved here because Starship Entertainment set up their base in this area."
As the first artist signed under Starship Entertainment, K.Will holds an executive position and has previously mentioned receiving a salary. He shared, "I wanted to receive shares instead of a signing bonus, but it wasn't as easy as I thought."
When Kwak Beom pointed out K.Will's luxury fashion items, K.Will joked, "I didn't want to be outdone. Kwak Beom probably earns millions a month."
A known figure collector, K.Will drew attention with his high-end Kaws limited editions and Bearbrick figures. While he avoided discussing prices, the production team noted, "Kaws figures are around 1.5 million won, and Bearbricks are about 300,000 to 400,000 won."
The most expensive figure in K.Will's collection is reportedly worth around 10 million won. When asked what he would do if a future wife asked him to get rid of his figures, K.Will replied, "That would be a crisis in my life," showing a perplexed expression.
Having recently moved out on his own after living with his parents, K.Will mentioned inviting friends over, including actor Ahn Jae-hyun. Kwak Beom asked, "It's not easy to become a world gay icon. Was it planned?" K.Will responded, "I didn't intend for that popularity. It was something I planned to create a dramatic twist, and many people liked it."
K.Will also has a dedicated workout room in his home. He stated, "I think it's more important to do a little every day than to go out for personal training for a month or two." When Kwak Beom inquired about the cost of the luxurious black-toned home gym, K.Will remained silent, but the production team estimated it to be between 1 to 3 million won.
At 46, K.Will reflected on why he hasn't married yet, saying, "Most of my friends got married in their late 20s to mid-30s, but I was busiest during that time and missed the opportunity." He added, "I don't have an ideal type. I used to think I liked a certain type of person, but that's not the case. I'm hopeful for a good opportunity."
Reported by Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia eun@tenasia.co.kr