Actress Lee Joo-bin Shares Marriage Concerns on 'Monk and Guest' and Shines in 'Queen of Tears' as Cheon Da-hye

Actress Lee Joo-bin recently gained significant public empathy by openly sharing her deep concerns about marriage with Buddhist monk Beopryun on the SBS entertainment program 'Monk and Guest.' Her candid confession about the anxiety and emptiness hidden behind her seemingly glamorous acting career resonated with many, drawing reactions like 'it's more realistic than I thought.' The program is a healing variety show where Monk Beopryun and celebrities travel together to discuss life's worries, and Lee Joo-bin embarked on a journey to Bodh Gaya in India with Noh Hong-chul, Lee Sang-yoon, and Lee Ki-taek, engaging in a one-on-one consultation with the monk.

Born in 1989, Lee Joo-bin debuted in a music video in 2008. After more than a decade of obscurity, she rose to prominence by taking on her first leading role in the tvN drama 'Spring Fever.' She further showcased her acting prowess in the drama 'Queen of Tears' as Cheon Da-hye, the wife of Hong Su-cheol (played by Kwak Dong-yeon), portraying a character that was both elegant and surprisingly complex. Known for her ballet skills and excellent body proportions, she has received modeling offers, and her role in Netflix's 'Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area' has earned her international fans, positioning her as a promising Hallyu actress.

Bloggers noted that Lee Joo-bin's question, 'Will marriage solve it?' resonated with many, viewing it as a realistic inquiry into the emptiness that can follow goal achievement. They also expressed positive feedback regarding her impressive acting and character portrayal as Cheon Da-hye in 'Queen of Tears,' highlighting their anticipation for her continued efforts and growth in her career.