Lee Min Ho is one of the most popular celebrities in South Korea, and with his fame, it is not surprising that there are also false articles written about him. He is a superstar; thus, the interest in his activities is high, and this is enough reason for some publications to invent stories or write stories that have not been verified.
The 32-year-old Korean star is also well-known abroad and has strong fan bases in many countries. There is no question that he has reached the peak of his career, but his success comes with rumors, and here are some that people got wrong.
Actor’s retirement
It was previously reported that Lee Min Ho wants to leave his career in the entertainment business. Even with his achievements and multiple talents, it was said that “The Heirs” actor is already planning to retire. This news came just weeks after he was discharged from the army in April.
Based on the report, it was claimed that MYM Entertainment already released a statement announcing Min Ho’s retirement. They said that the actor wants to focus on his life away from the limelight. Of course, this is false because, as soon as he was released from service, he signed up for his comeback drama titled “The King: The Eternal Monarch,” written by Kim Eun Sook.
Is he marrying Suzy?
In 2017, it was reported that Lee Min Ho is planning to marry Miss A’s, Bae Suzy. The truth is, he did not even propose to the former idol singer. Plus, they broke up when he was in the army, so it does not make sense that he was supposed to be marrying her after he is discharged from the military.
Dating Taylor Swift
Lee Min Ho and Taylor Swift have been reported to be dating in 2016. The news came out shortly after the American singer broke up with Tom Hiddleston. It turned out that the rumor started when a publication paired up the actor and Swift since she is single again.
Lee Min Ho was listed as one of the bachelors that Taylor Swift can date, and this was picked up by a publication. Soompi reported that even the actor’s agency was baffled by the report and revealed that they only laughed at the news. “It’s ridiculous and we are taken aback,” staff from the agency stated.


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