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Lee Seung Gi and Lee Da In welcome baby boy, become parents for the second time; Report
Korean stars Lee Seung Gi and Lee Da In have welcomed their second child a baby boy, according to reports.
Korean stars Lee Seung Gi and Lee Da In have welcomed their second child together. The singer-actor and actress are now proud parents of two after reportedly welcoming a baby boy on July 7. It was confirmed by Lee Seung Gi's representative recently, delighting fans who had been following the couple's growing family.
Lee Seung Gi and Lee Da In welcome 2nd baby
According to JTBC News, both Lee Da In and the newborn are in good health, with Lee Seung Gi by his wife's side throughout the delivery. Confirming the news, a representative from the actor's side said, "Lee Seung Gi and Lee Da In welcomed a baby boy. Both the mother and child are healthy."
Lee Seung Gi, 39, and Lee Da In, 33, tied the knot in 2023 and welcomed their first child, a daughter, in February 2024. Earlier this year, reports revealed that the couple were expecting their second child. At the time, Lee Seung Gi's then-agency, Big Planet Made, confirmed that Lee Da In was in her fifth month of pregnancy.
The actor later parted ways with Big Planet Made in March, but continued sharing updates about his personal and professional life. During an appearance on the music variety show Hidden Singer 8 in June, Lee Seung Gi spoke about balancing work with family life, revealing that he was devoted to raising his daughter while managing his singing career and acting commitments.
Lee Seung Gi's work front
Even as the couple celebrates the arrival of their son, Lee Seung Gi has an eventful schedule ahead. The multi-talented star is preparing for his first official solo concert in 13 years, which is scheduled to take place in Seoul on October 24 and 25.
With the arrival of their baby boy, Lee Seung Gi and Lee Da In have entered a new chapter as a family of four.
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