Lee Jong-hyuk's sons both enter entertainment industry
Actor Lee Jong-hyuk celebrates as his eldest son Lee Tak-su debuts in theater and second son Lee Jun-su joins the Disney+ variety show 'Tag Game'.
Actor Lee Jong-hyuk's family is celebrating a double milestone. Following eldest son Lee Tak-su's first official steps into acting, second son Lee Jun-su has also confirmed his appearance on a major broadcast, marking the start of a parallel journey for both brothers in the entertainment industry.

On the 6th, Lee Jun-su shared a post on his Instagram Story that caught significant attention, revealing his casting in the new Disney+ variety show "Tag Game."
"Tag Game" is an extreme survival variety show that combines high-stakes chases with psychological warfare, where participants must rely on physical strength and strategy to survive. Among the 13 participants competing in these physical and mental battles are Lee Jun-su, baseball player Hwang Jae-gyun, travel creator PaniBottle, actress Kyung Soo Jin, and UDT veteran Yuk Jun-seo.
Interest is mounting to see how Lee Jun-su, who has previously showcased his natural charm and wit through YouTube, will perform on a formal broadcast stage.
Lee Jong-hyuk's eldest son, Lee Tak-su, also announced his new beginning as an actor. On July 18, Tak-su officially launched his acting career through the play "Dead Poets Society," signaling his intention to follow in his father's footsteps.
As the two brothers begin their respective careers in theater and variety shows, the Lee family is emerging as one of the most noteworthy "star families" in the entertainment industry for the second half of this year.
Lee Jun-su, in particular, first became a household name through the MBC variety show "Dad! Where Are We Going?" during his childhood. Appearing alongside his father, Lee, he was widely loved for his quirky and pure charm. Now, he returns to the public eye having grown significantly since those early days.
Born in 2008, Lee Jun-su is currently a freshman at Chung-Ang University's School of Performing Arts and Creative Media. He drew attention last year after successfully passing early admissions for the Seoul Institute of the Arts, Chung-Ang University, and Sejong University. He has also been communicating with fans through his personal YouTube channel, "10Junsu."
Inheriting the talent of their father, Lee Tak-su and Lee Jun-su have entered the industry through distinct paths. Expectations are high to see the unique styles these two brothers will showcase as they move forward.