Lee Hyori and Lee Sang-soon to Launch 'Mongle Counseling Center' for Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities

The couple Lee Hyori and Lee Sang-soon, who tied the knot in 2013, are set to open 'Mongle Counseling Center' this March.

The SBS Special 'My Heart is Mongle Mongle - Mongle Counseling Center' will premiere in March, focusing on the first romantic experiences of young adults with developmental disabilities. This new project is directed by Go Hye-rin, who previously won the Baeksang Arts Award for Best Work with 'Hakjeon and the Back Thing Kim Min-ki.'

The couple, married for 14 years, will appear together on the show to support the romantic journeys of these young adults. As the heads of 'Mongle Counseling Center,' they will serve as romance counselors, sharing their own relationship wisdom. From choosing outfits for blind dates to planning date courses, they aim to illuminate the special moments of these young adults.

Known for her candid charm, Lee Hyori will bring her straightforward and engaging personality to 'Mongle Counseling Center.' Her lively conversation style helps ease the nerves of the young participants, encouraging them to open up and engage in real talk about love.

Lee Sang-soon, the man who captured Lee Hyori's heart, will also share his relationship insights on the show. With his attentive and calm demeanor, he empathizes deeply with the stories of these young adults, offering advice on planning dates and winning over the hearts of those they admire.

The real-life chemistry of the 14-year married couple, Lee Hyori and Lee Sang-soon, is another highlight to look forward to. Their natural and witty banter is expected to bring warmth and laughter to the counseling center.

This spring, 'My Heart is Mongle Mongle - Mongle Counseling Center' promises to challenge stereotypes and deliver a heartwarming blend of excitement and healing, premiering in March.

Lee So-jung, TenAsia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr