Lee Chan-won's Comeback "Health Recovered... Participates in 'Tokpawon' Filming"
Singer Lee Chan-won, who temporarily halted activities due to a minor accident, is resuming his activities.
His agency, Chorokbaem E&M, stated on the 17th, "Lee Chan-won temporarily stopped his activities due to a minor accident, but after taking rest and focusing on managing his condition and recovery, he is currently regaining his health."
They added, "Respecting his will, he will resume activities starting with the recording of JTBC variety show 'Tokpawon 25si' on this day."
The agency also said, "We are currently coordinating schedules for his regular programs and follow-up activities," and asked for warm support for Lee Chan-won, who is returning after a short break.
Earlier, Lee Chan-won visited the hospital on the 8th after a minor accident. The next day, he informed his official fan cafe, "It is not a situation requiring serious treatment," and "It is difficult to carry out schedules immediately, so I am temporarily suspending activities." The agency announced the resumption of activities eight days after the halt.
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Lee Chan-won gained popularity by placing third in TV Chosun’s trot survival show 'Mr. Trot' (2020), and he is currently appearing on KBS2 variety shows 'Immortal Songs' and 'Problematic Men in the Rooftop Room,' as well as JTBC's 'Tokpawon 25si.'
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