On April 8, actress Lee Yu Bi uploaded a new video to her YouTube channel titled “From Small Preferences to My Real Thoughts,” where she candidly answered fan questions and revealed personal reflections she had never publicly shared before.

During the video, Lee Yu Bi was asked about the turning point in her life. She responded thoughtfully: “The year before last and last year changed me a lot. It wasn’t because of one particular event, but as I naturally entered my 30s, my way of thinking changed, and I realized I had become quite different from before.”

Her most emotional moment came when discussing what scares her most in life.

“The two things I fear most are losing the people I love and being sick,” she admitted, visibly emotional.

When asked what she would do if today were the last day of her life, Lee Yu Bi struggled to hold back tears as she replied: “That makes me so sad. I think I would say goodbye to everyone I’m grateful to and tell them, ‘Let’s meet again in the next life.’”

Her tearful remarks quickly resonated with viewers, especially as they come during a sensitive time for her family.

Lee Yu Bi is the daughter of actress Kyeon Mi Ri and the older sister of actress Lee Da In, who married singer-actor Lee Seung Gi in 2023.

Recently, Lee Seung Gi and Lee Da In drew public attention after reports emerged that the couple had decided to distance themselves from her family amid renewed controversy surrounding allegations tied to her stepfather’s stock manipulation case. Their reported estrangement has fueled intense public scrutiny over the family’s internal dynamics.

Because of this backdrop, many netizens are interpreting Lee Yu Bi’s emotional comments through the lens of the family’s ongoing challenges, though she did not directly reference the controversy in her video.

Meanwhile, Lee Yu Bi is preparing to return to acting with her upcoming appearance in a new original drama set to premiere on TVING on April 13, continuing her career amid growing public attention on both her professional and personal life.

Sources: Naver