Lee Byung Hun has done multiple adorable things in his 52nd birthday.
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Actor Lee Byung Hun celebrated his 52nd birthday and shared a cute interaction with his wife, actress Lee Min Jung, on social media.
On July 11, Lee Byung Hun posted on his Instagram two photos with the caption, "Try to find the difference." In the photos, Lee Byung Hun is posing in front of a large birthday cake wearing a fedora hat and smiling widely.
In response to his post, actress Lee Min Jung commented, "I think in the second photo, you had one more glass of wine," in a playful manner.
Lee Min Jung and Lee Byung Hun got married in 2013 and have a son together.
Also, Lee Byung-hun donated 100 million won (US$87,200) to a children's hospital in Seoul on his birthday Monday, according to his agency.
The donation, delivered to the children's hospital of Asan Medical Center in southern Seoul, will be used to relieve the financial burdens of young patients and their families and help them continue necessary medical care, said BH Entertainment.
"I wish to deliver a little comfort and support to children in a lengthy fight against sickness, and their families," Lee said.
Late last year, the seasoned actor also donated 100 million won to underprivileged children financially suffering amid the new coronavirus pandemic.
The 51-year-old screen star plans to attend the 74th Cannes Film Festival that kicked off Tuesday as part of the cast of homegrown disaster flick "Emergency Declaration," invited to the Out of Competition category. He will also present an award at the closing ceremony on Saturday.
Lee, one of the biggest silver screen names in South Korea, has starred in numerous hit movies, including "Masquerade" (2012) and "Joint Security Area" (2000), as well as Hollywood films, such as "G.I. Joe" series, "The Magnificent Seven" (2016) and "Misconduct" (2016). (Yonhap)
