Lee Seung-gi reveals changes in fueling habits after marriage... searching for cheap gas stations

Singer and actor Lee Seung-gi revealed his changed consumption habits and daily life after marriage. According to media reports, Lee Seung-gi uploaded his first video, "I'm sorry, I am Lee Seung-gi, I wanted to do YouTube too," to his YouTube channel 'Lee Seung-gi-i' on the 25th. In the video, when asked what he does when he is alone, he replied, "I love driving time so much. So I just go anywhere." However, he mentioned that he does not drive long distances because it costs a lot in fuel and is tiring if he goes far.

Lee Seung-gi revealed that before marriage, he used nearby gas stations, but after getting married, he searches for gas station prices. He explained, "After doing that once or twice, I really don't fill up at expensive places." This implies he has developed a habit of finding cheap gas stations to refuel.

He also mentioned the time spent with his family. Lee Seung-gi said, "These days, my life consists of exactly two things: work and family." He shared that at home, he raises children with his wife Lee Da-in, and on weekends, he goes out with the children or picks them up from kindergarten. He explained that since becoming a father to two children, he is living a family-centered life.

He also introduced an anecdote where his eldest daughter knows his profession. He said his daughter watches his videos seriously and knows that her father is a singer. Lee Seung-gi added that while his daughter proudly tells people at kindergarten, "My dad is a singer," she does not show it in front of him.

Meanwhile, Lee Seung-gi is in a dispute with Cha Ga-won, chairman of Piak Group, regarding the return of a jeonse (lump-sum deposit) for a luxury villa in Hannam-dong. According to media reports, Lee Seung-gi's side sued Chairman Cha on charges including embezzlement under the Act on the Aggravated Punishment of Specific Economic Crimes, claiming that the deposit was not returned after the 10.5 billion won jeonse contract ended. Lee Seung-gi's side claimed that highly sophisticated fraudulent methods appeared to have been employed in the process of contracting through large loans. Chairman Cha's side countered that the move into the villa was related to non-cash assets in the name of an exclusive contract fee. Lee Seung-gi married Lee Da-in in 2023 and has one son and one daughter.

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