Korean Actress Lee Soon-sil Loses 45kg, Fits Size 44.5

Lee Soon-sil lost 45kg and now wears a size 44-and-a-half. On the KBS2 show "The Boss's Ears Are Donkey Ears," aired on the 14th, Lee Soon-sil went out for market research looking remarkably different. While researching to get products like kimchi, cold noodles, dumplings, and soybean paste into warehouse-style supermarkets, which are gaining attention due to rising prices, Lee Soon-sil surprised everyone by saying, "I wear small these days. I wear sizes 44-and-a-half and 55."

Lee Soon-sil aims to become a 20 billion won boss, moving up from a 10 billion won boss, by getting her products into warehouse-style supermarkets. Actress Handa Gam accompanied her for the market research, and Handa Gam, claiming to be an expert on warehouse-style supermarkets, assisted Lee Soon-sil. During the market research, Lee Soon-sil revealed her desires by purchasing items she hadn't planned on buying.

Lee Soon-sil currently stands at 171cm and weighs 59kg, having lost a total of 45kg. Handa Gam expressed surprise, mentioning that Lee Soon-sil was a large size when they first met. Lee Soon-sil tried on clothes, exclaiming "Queen of Asia" and showcasing a runway walk, which brought laughter.

The broadcast also revealed the work process of music video director Yoon Seung-rim. Director Yoon Seung-rim, who has worked with top idols like BTS and Blackpink, showed his dedication to his work. He presented a non-disclosure agreement to prevent leaks of music video content, and Lee Young-pyo expressed hesitation upon hearing that the penalty for breach of contract was three times the appearance fee, saying, "I need my wife's permission," which also caused laughter.

Lee Soon-sil examined the dumpling and sauce sections, her main products, to assess the possibility of stocking them. Approximately 14 types of dumplings were displayed, and the sauces ranged from 10,000 to 20,000 won. Lee Soon-sil expressed her strong desire to get her products stocked, mentioning the brand loyalty for sauces, the lack of variety, and the unique characteristic of her Northern-style sauces.