The Lee Soo Hyuk new agency announcement signals a new chapter for the South Korean actor and model. He officially joined SARAM Entertainment after ending his long-term relationship with YG Entertainment earlier this year. Fans and industry insiders are eager to see how this move will shape his career globally.
SARAM Entertainment confirmed they signed an exclusive contract with Lee Soo Hyuk. The agency pledged full support to help him expand his opportunities worldwide. They praised his distinctive image as both an actor and top model, emphasizing their excitement about his future projects in Korea and abroad.
The Lee Soo Hyuk new agency transition followed years of collaboration with YG Entertainment. The company managed his career until January, when their partnership ended. Under SARAM Entertainment, Lee Soo Hyuk aims to pursue diverse acting roles and strengthen his global presence in the fashion industry.
Lee Soo Hyuk started his career as a model in 2006. He became a prominent figure in international fashion, appearing in top magazines, campaigns, and global runway shows. His striking visuals and unique style established him as a trendsetter and earned him a loyal fan base worldwide.
However, as an actor, Lee Soo Hyuk has shown impressive versatility. He starred in popular dramas like “White Christmas,” “High School King of Savvy,” “The Scholar Who Walks the Night,” and “Doom at Your Service.” His recent role in “Queen Woo” further demonstrated his ability to portray complex and diverse characters.
Currently, Lee Soo Hyuk appears in Wavve’s new series “S LINE.” This role continues to build on his reputation for choosing projects that challenge his acting range. With SARAM Entertainment’s backing, fans expect him to land more significant roles in both Korean and international productions.
The Lee Soo Hyuk new agency partnership reflects his commitment to growth and artistic evolution. Industry watchers predict this collaboration will help him expand into new markets and achieve even greater success globally.
