Lee Soo Hyuk has been confirmed as the official host of JTBC’s much-anticipated survival show, PROJECT 7.
The news was announced by YG Entertainment on September 15, exciting fans of both the actor and the upcoming series. Known for his versatility, Lee Soo Hyuk is set to bring his charismatic presence to the new idol audition program.
PROJECT 7 is not your typical survival show. Unlike other competition series, this show gives viewers a hands-on role.
Instead of just voting for their favourite contestants, audiences will get to assemble new teams in each round, directly influencing the group dynamics. The goal is to debut a brand-new boy group consisting of the final seven winners.
The first episode of PROJECT 7 is scheduled to premiere on October 18 at 8:50 p.m. KST. Fans are eagerly awaiting the debut, especially with the unique format that puts power in the viewers’ hands.
It’s shaping up to be a fresh and engaging addition to the world of idol survival shows.
As for Lee Soo Hyuk, his involvement in PROJECT 7 adds another exciting chapter to his career. Originally starting as a model in 2006, he quickly transitioned to acting.
After featuring in music videos for Gavy NJ and 2NE1, Lee Soo Hyuk made his film debut in The Boy From Ipanema in 2010. Since then, he has appeared in a wide range of successful dramas and films, gaining recognition for his deep voice and compelling screen presence.
With Lee Soo Hyuk at the helm of PROJECT 7, fans are excited to see how he guides the show and interacts with the contestants. His magnetic presence is sure to bring a unique flair to the competition, making it a must-watch for K-pop fans everywhere.
About Lee Soo Hyuk
Lee Soo Hyuk is a model-turned-actor known for his roles in popular K-dramas and films. His career spans over a decade, with standout performances in both modelling and acting. Now stepping into the world of survival shows, his future looks as bright as ever.
Some of his notable roles include parts in dramas like White Christmas (2011), King of High School (2014), and Valid Love (2014). He’s also been part of hit projects like Neighborhood Hero (2016) and Lucky Romance (2016), Doom at Your Service (2021) and Queen Woo (2024).
His continued success in both modelling and acting has made him a beloved figure in the Korean entertainment industry.
